True Story the first time you meet her you're caught in the orbit of a brilliant new sun she is stuck in your thoughts you hope you're in hers every time you meet you seem full of electricity, always wanting to be there reflecting her radiance... then one day she is gone & you are lost in the sub-light hours waking from strange dreams you imagine she is there her arms wrapped around - a layer to protect you from the world but she is not there she will never be there her eyes now cold & distant as a starless void wishing she would text, call, or something your happiness falls away you will survive this, barely you will cry, you will fall apart & yet she will always be there you wake up alone hoping you can let her go. Joanne Fisher
There was a gap of a few years when I mostly stopped writing. This poem is the one of the few I wrote during this period. I repost it now as I recently walked past the woman who I wrote it about and it was enough to bring back all those feelings. It took me the entirety of last weekend to get over it. If I had thought I was over her, I was very much mistaken.
I originally published this poem on this blog in June, 2018.
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This is deep and sorrowful.
A crushing feeling.
Lovely writing. 🙂
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Thank you ❤️
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Thanks for sharing, Joanne. Those triggers bring a lot up. Your poem says it all.
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Thanks ♥️
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The best poetry is honest and raw. Well done 👏 . Keep writing as catharsis and for healing ❤️
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Thanks ☺️
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