Forgotten Valentine Poem by The Poet Darkling

Forgotten Valentine



Empty shells and fluted wrappings
Left in a garish cardboard heart
Roses once beautiful and red
Hanging their heads, falling apart

Letters once written with ardor
Yellowed with age and stained with tears
A golden ring once worn with pride
Now a symbol of wasted years

A heart once vibrant, full of love
Is sorrowful, barely beating
A broke and forgotten Valentine
All that's left when love is fleeting

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