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Broken Hearted
May 2, 2015
There.
You greet me.
Opening your arms to me,
Welcoming me into you.
Acceptance.
But then you leave,
and my heart is cracked in two,
left on the sidewalk,
crying and wounded.
Day by day,
night by night,
I wait.
Hopeful for your return.
A neverending loop,
tears to let it out,
smiles to cover it up,
and you do return.
But it isn’t the same.
Trust has already been broken.
Smashed.
I can feel it.
Maybe,
I thought you were mine,
but I lost you forever.
© Julia K., Old Tappan, NJ
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A poem about how love has two sides. One is warm, and accepting, while the other is harsh and awkward.