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Hold Me

In the act of forgetting
my lips moaned your name,
and I remembered.

You reward ragged pain with kisses,
lips, like a mother’s, healing.
Suffering happily,
knowing the comfort you can bring.

I miss you like a childhood wound,
and ache for the battle prize –
earning a soothing touch, some time.
I cherish the webbing scars.

The touches of the present
are alien.

It’s not how it should be.
It wasn’t love.
But it was you

and it was good.

Author notes

This is the poem that I submitted as part of my portfolio. It's an updated version of my poem Not Yet a Regret. Please let me know what you think.

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  • Sara Khan
    May 15
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    The poem is well written. It's vivid, simple and impressive.


  • GothicFyre
    May 15

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    Don't revise it, it was amazing. I loved the way you wrote it, it had poignancy and beauty - great writing, my friend!

  • Part of your portfolio for what?

    I think the ending is great.

    • My creative writing portfolio. I have to do 2 a semester and this is the second one for this semester. Each one counts for half my module so they're very important. I have to write one poem, one story and a commentary on each. Thanks

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