A Woman You'd Left Poem by Karen Pescante

A Woman You'd Left



By: Karen Pescante

As time passes swiftly
My heart trembles peacefully
My tears dropped on my left eye
As l annoyingly gazed upon the sky

I sometimes envied on the stars above
They found happiness and full of love
They were satisfied twinkling each nights
Wishing to be one of those brights

What's wrong with me dear?
I poured out everything for you to hear
The trembling heart trying to sew the tear
From a selfish man who broke my cheer

As l sat and leaned on the chair
Trying to reminisce the memories we shared
Trying to accept myself from reality
Longing for a moment I knew would not be replayed

Saturday, August 7, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: longing
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