A New Day Alone Poem by Doris Cornago

A New Day Alone

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My tears have dried, opened the window
Starting a new day alone, sweeping
Cobwebs off the ceiling, dusting
Furniture, even the floors
Need waxing, how drab
Everything looks
Restoration
Takes
Time
Not
A
Swipe
Of a magic
Wand, the list
Grows long, packed
Emotional garbage in boxes
Sealed for pickup to be burned
No use pasting up the shattered pieces
Start with a clean slate, house renovated
Don't go for crap, know the patterns, throw out

A New Day Alone
Friday, August 11, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: cleaning,emotions,recovery from
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This happens after every breakup. You vow never again to believe the BS about love, truth, fidelity, loyalty, forever - and then, you step back into the same cycle again, ignoring the telltale signs. How is it one knows how to do this and still falls back into the cycle? Maybe it's because one does not reduce to ashes but still hopes, looking at keepsakes, transferring the image of the indecisive lover to another person. My advice is incinerate all - clean up the 'emotional garbage' - to be able to move on.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shakil Ahmed 11 August 2017

Nice poem, using simple language you have portrayed your passion beautifully. Thanks for sharing.

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Doris Cornago 11 August 2017

Hi Shakil. I could sound brave in this poem but the sight of those garbage bins frightens me a lot. But maybe, I could encourage someone with this poem, who's living with a lot of garbage in her/his life. :)

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