Like a bright warm day
In this dark brutal world
I knew what my heart had
It was very special too
But I knew that it was
For no more than a time
Because circumstance came
And took everything that I had
Years, take this longing from me
And God will take my heart back safely
I will hold on to one last memory
Because this life will do that sort of thing
Somehow it works for fools like me
Who believes there’s love in this contemporary world
When I looked into your beautiful sparkling eyes
I knew I cared for you
And you for me as well
But then the next day came
And spirited you away
Now my heart sits crying without you
With only God to protect my emotions
Will warmth return in my lifetime?
Or will I have wait for the long distant paradise?
No matter what I was
You wanted to be there
Even if I didn’t seem to understand
How you felt for me
Even though caring for me
Was the darkest transgression
You smiled warmly at me
When I sat beside you
But life doesn’t work out that way
God made circumstances to control these things
My heart still longs to be beside you
And to see your beautiful smile once again
So my mind reminisces
Over this distant memory
I guess only few people know what it’s like
To be on the threshold of true love
So now my lonesome spirit will
Seek the comfort of God
A contest entry
- Three Options by Learning2PaintYou.
575 points, ended November 29, 2008, 43 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Put Her On A Golden Pedestal by Frodofan.
525 points, ended November 17, 2008, 9 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
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Comments
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Thank you for entering and professing your heart.
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I like the way that you've build this poem up to "So now my lonesome spirit will / seek the comfort of God". You really just told a story (narrative poetry) in order to build up to that and I think that's a good technique.
I also think you did well with your descriptions..."beautiful sparkling eyes", "contemporary world", "threshold of true love". Very nice.
Thank you for your entry. Good luck in my contest and in the other one that you've entered this poem in.

