After I've Loved You Poem by Doris Cornago
After I've Loved You
Why should I love you less
After I've loved you more
What's to be gained by
This punishment of
You, which is a
Torture of me
Too, say
Adieu
How
Could I
The moments
Stretch into minutes
Looking at you viewing me
Viewing myself too, wasting away
Viewing is meant to be notified that the other party has seen the message but does not care to respond. This is termed to be reduced to the 'seen' zone. I do this when I want to give punishment to someone who forgot the requisite goodnight 'kisses' after a long day's work.: (
I took a deep sigh after reading it...a very heart touching poem...truly a reality without knowing the reasons at all... thank you for sharing, a rate of 10! Cheryl
It's a privilege to be read by one of the top poets. It's in our deepest sorrow we find so much joy in writing poems, our haven. Thank you for the added value of kinship.: -)
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4/25/2024 11:57:40 PM # 1.0.0.1119
The wilted roses, with no fresh replacement, symbolizes the end of a once beautiful relationship. Must all good things come to an end?