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Written by Nichelle Naluz   
Sunday, 04 May 2008

 

she loved and lost,
gave everything,
received nothing;
she took all that was left,
still she loves, nevertheless.

she laughed and cried,
learned too much about love,
though a plant that withered and dried,
by pen and paper,
she manages to survive.


she's been up,
she's been down;
fate and destiny been unkind;
hatred and bitterness jumped in her mouth,
still spells in ink,
the name of the man she loved.

there she kneels,
the paper wet in tears;
inscribed thoughts were blotted,
the words written only she could read.


she asked in a faltering voice,
"why the skill of beautiful words,
not a heart of stone have you given me,
my Lord?"
"so i would not love,
so i would not hurt,
so i would not feel,
and would not write at all."


Copyright 2008 Nichelle
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Posted by bubbly
2008-07-02 21:25:26
amazing!

hi! nichelle.

an amazing poem about a girl's love. loved it a lot. lol. ;-)
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