Lost To You Poem by Rose Falcone

Lost To You

Rating: 5.0


Roses climb the wall outside your room
Sweet scent floats through the window
Reminding you of me and what you’ve lost

The satin covered sheets upon which you lay
Softness beyond compare
Reminding you of me and what you’ve lost

The wild waves crash against your shore
Untamed, implacable, relentlessly pounding
Reminding you of me and what you’ve lost

A free spirit flows forever young
Untethered
Without restraint
Unencumbered
Free to be
yet
Lost to you

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sulaiman Mohd Yusof 05 May 2008

losing the best love is like adding salts to an open wounds........keep going rose.

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Scarlett Treat 01 May 2008

This is a very unusual way of writing a poem...that is, in the first person, as seen through the eyes of the second person about the first person? Very, very interesting, I thought.

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Rose Falcone

Rose Falcone

Brooklyn, New York
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