Love Once Unkept Poem by Mary T Ayegbusi

Love Once Unkept



We were out trying to find love
Brink of realizing
There was a lot within us individually.
Trapped in our souls
Perfecting our differences
Solutions seamed to manifest

But that took time.

Disappearing like the vapor on a cold, brisk morning.

Explanations so cliché.

I Stopped asking.

Progress of his mischievousness like a dead fetus in its mother’s womb.
Focused on distractions in a world of unreached fantasies.
Make the love last like the golden needles on an ever green tree.

Dream that Never became reality.

Friday, February 12, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: trapped
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