Undying Love Poem by Andrew D Robertson
Undying Love
Rating: ★4.5
As I looked upon her, the hourglass tipped
And I knew my time was running out.
I lay there, thinking of all the things I could've said,
Somehow, missing the one thing I wished to say.
And as I slipped away into the ever-growing darkness,
I screamed those words I longed to say
Knowing they would never leave my mouth.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: running
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8/9/2026 7:39:56 PM # rel_20260806T081513Z_580e7f4
slipped into the darkness screaming words that never left your mouth. Ouch. I'd have ended up with a limp. Were you standing or laying? A little confused here. An interesting read though. Could probably use a rewrite, but so could everything I've ever scribbled down on a sheet of paper. Thanks for sharing. As always, Keep Writing.