An Abandoned Bride (Escaped Groom) Poem by Anita Sharma
An Abandoned Bride (Escaped Groom)
Left in fuchsia,
left awful,
never happen,
smiled and gazed,
waited until twilight,
never came, ,
left solo,
left naught,
left heartbroken,
no place to be found.
ran, barefoot and red,
eyes blurry with pain.
left me, escaped
passed strangers,
laughed,
cried,
gasped,
ignored.
no place to be found.
aloof In the dark.
a truant lover
bathed in wedding dress,
fling down empty bed,
streaks
down
my
cheek
abandoned
at the altar, , , ,
bathed in wedding dress, fling down empty bed, streaks down my cheek abandonedat the altar, what did u write Anita. is it your imagination...... any how you have described very well the pain of the given situation in touching words
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I would like to translate this poem
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4/19/2024 8:09:03 PM # 1.0.0.1119
i have described it tony through my imagery..couple of years ago in my village it happened to a girl. i didnt quite understand the pain. but later i felt the pain in love..i would say warmth of my tears were more witnessed to that pain.at the sudden reminded me of that girl.and tried to explain it..my poems are most of the time autobiographical.. whatever i have felt of feeling is the base.......well thanks tony for reading and comments