Broken Camelot Poem by Carolyn Brunelle

Broken Camelot



Like so much shattered glass
it lies on the floor;
our camelot exists no more.
Gone to the fates
blown to the four winds;
some things cannot be fixed.
I wonder now
if these devastating wounds
will ever mend.
Nothingness permeates the room.
Nothing can be said;
Nothing can be done as
hope crumbles inside hearts
beaten and sorely bruised.
Drenched in old familiar tears,
here among the shards of glass
I stand in a broken place
and wish I had the strength
left in my soul somewhere
to kick your selfish ass.
Yet, even this broken love
still prays
you find your way.

Thursday, September 16, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: wounds
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