Stephen Katona

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The Broken Hearted - Poem by Stephen Katona
Then in a clearing those broken hearted met,
So full they all seemed of regret.
They looked each other in the eye,
Life had made them want to die,
Tears showed they could understand,
As they took each other by the hand.
At first it seemed to take a while,
Then the first face began to smile.
Topic(s) of this poem: depression
Poems by Stephen Katona : 91 / 115
Poet's Notes about The Poem
A continuation of Lora Colon's 'Forest of the Damned'.
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Poem Submitted: Wednesday, March 25, 2015
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The hope only the heart can fathom and the love only a smile can portray! ! It's hope and love that embraced in the holding of hands and crossed over to more happier lands... xxx ChB (Report) Reply
Beautiful expression of unexpected hope. Well penned. (Report) Reply
Wow' Stephan it reminds me one our bengaly proverbs shesh theke shuru means a beginning from the end.
Well said. (Report) Reply
Smile is infectious! Now the smile will pass from face to face.....! The knowledge that there are people who understand us itself will alleviate our pain! A cute little write, Stephen! (Report) Reply
My poem did seem unfinished, and this is a perfect ending to it - a happy ending. Everyone loves a happy ending. Of course, now I'll expect you to provide a happy ending for all my poems, ha. (Report) Reply
A thought provoking write beautifully written, a smile gives you hope to go that extra mile! (Report) Reply
Amazing what a smile can do. Great poem. Thanks for sharing.
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