Love's Departure
In the stillness of my heart, a love once thrived,
A bond that was pure, and so deeply alive.
But now, my heart is barren, and so cold,
For my love, my dearest girlfriend, has left this mortal fold.
The memories of her smile, so warm and bright,
Her laughter, her touch, her radiance of light,
They haunt me still, like ghosts from the past,
A love that was strong, and so steadfast.
But now she's gone, and I'm left to weep,
A love that was lost, in a moment so steep.
My heart, once so full, is now a void,
A love that's departed, a soul that's devoid.
And yet, her memory lingers on,
In the songs of the birds, in the missed call on my phone.
In the beauty of the world, and the stars above,
I see her face, in all its glory and love.
Oh, my dearest , how much I miss you,
How I long you to hold me , and set my spirit free.
But now you are gone, and I'm left to mourn,
A love that's lost, in the darkness of the dawn.
So let this be a tribute, to the love we shared,
To the memories we made, and the moments we cared.
And though she's gone, she'll always remain,
A love that's lost, but never in vain.
About this poem
The theme of this poem is the experience of losing a loved one and the enduring impact of that loss on the speaker's life. The poem explores the emotions of grief, sadness, and longing that come with the death of someone close. The speaker reflects on the memories of their relationship and how they continue to impact them even after their loved one has passed away. The theme highlights the idea that love can transcend death and that the memories of a loved one can provide comfort and solace in times of loss. The language used in the poem is emotional and expressive, conveying the speaker's feelings of grief and loss in a poignant and evocative way. The language is rich in imagery, using vivid descriptions to bring to life the memories of the speaker's girlfriend. The language in the poem is poetic and contemplative, capturing the complex emotions that come with the experience of losing a loved one. more »
Written on April 01, 2023
Submitted by Zeno_Walker on April 02, 2023
Modified on April 27, 2023
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Scheme | XXAA BBCC DDEE XXFF XXXX GGHH |
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Closest metre | Iambic pentameter |
Characters | 1,110 |
Words | 252 |
Stanzas | 6 |
Stanza Lengths | 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 |
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