The Argument Poem by Robert J Meyer

The Argument

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There was anger
And all the tempestuous excesses of our confrontation
And she said –
And I said –
And everyone said too much.

There were tears
And the agony of being unable to breath
For what she said –
And what I said –
And for the images scarring our memories.

There was ennui
And life had turned to gray sterile dust
Thinking of what she said –
And thinking of what I said –
And we were trapped in our isolation.

There was redemption
And we found our way through to a new balance
But what she said –
And what I said –
Is now enmeshed in the life we have yet to live.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Hanson 01 April 2007

Robert - I read several of your poems today and liked them all. This one and False Spring were my favorites. I like it when poems surprise me with unexpected depth or a twist of meaning. With both of these the last lines are really sharp - all the world awaits... and - enmeshed in the life we have yet to live. Sublime. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work. K

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