Chez Poem by James Timothy Jarrett

Chez

Rating: 5.0


Loneliness and bitterness
fill her empty shell

Her lying words of love
slowly craft her hell

Trapped within the cell
of dark and twisted brain

All that she can ever give
is cold uncaring pain

Not a tendril of tender emotion
can reach into that soul

Except her own self pity
Poured endlessly down that hole

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sally Plumb Plumb 18 April 2013

good metre. Enjoyed.

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Ophelia Payne 11 August 2008

Ah the joys of being a loveing father.

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Fred Babbin 11 August 2008

Such rhythm, such hurt!

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Dr.Wardha Jawdat 06 August 2008

i dont think anyone could have done a better job at tenderly, regretfully describing the hurtful darkness in a near one's nature.amzing! ....

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Fay Slimm 29 July 2008

So well written and so descriptive of raw truth that I feel a shudder of pity for you both. Love is all - forever. Greetings from Cornwall. U.K.

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