Something More Poem by Crimson Love

Something More



let life live, yet death die young,
Forever alone are the words I've sung,
I'm wondering now, If that hym was wrong,

perhaps a heart I still have,
somewhere within this dying body,
miniscule, hardly a grain,
so small its there, trying to supress it's all been in vain,
I'm losing to love, its winning by a heart,
it's growing each day, I'm learning to accept that part.

I might let you in, I might fall again,
I promised myself, but my will is so bent,
Your words are all I needed to accept a heart once more,
Hopefully this time its more than, just a score.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jacqui Broad 13 October 2011

No words can describe the vulnerabality I sense between the lines. It's like an argument one's having with himself. May you find the solution...

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