Lost senses



We were supposed to be the post to coast along life's shore,
But what do I know because I couldn't hold ya close enough to be my core,
In spite of the separation of our once glory ride we adored graciously,
Still I wish you the best while I struggle to get past this discredit disgrace of embrace enviously,
So with no scorn and being born from rags to learn to re-purpose to rid this curseness of slurness that caused my blurredness of a loveless so I use some finesse to be outta craziness for the moment from what we wrought and still I carry the weight of marriage like a carriage of what I lack to get over,
Trying to recover like a lover of my restorer to do less of those toxic endeavors,
In a lonely state to learn to live in a better state of mind and resign to the happier line of a kind that is less unkind,
My pride to set aside as my stubbornness learns to unbind this hole created because of my own decisions that accosted this arrangement,
Still I use the past lessons to better future guessin' to present a better way in forgiveness without forgetting such tainted lesson just to ensure better future sessions.

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Poem of heartbreak lessons and moving on...

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Written on March 26, 2024

Submitted by neophyte.x18 on March 26, 2024

Modified by neophyte.x18 on March 26, 2024

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  • EdwinRayTanguma
    I still can’t recall if I was 12 or 13 when I had my first wet dream…And there is one thing I will say to all of you lovely women and pretty boys who claim to be men…We have come such a long way…From boys and girls to guys and ladies and from men to women…And I will continue to state that love is much more than physical exertion…I wrote a poem so long ago about making love to the minds of the most beautiful women…And I don’t believe it had anything at all to do with the song “I Can Hear You Breath” or any other song for that matter my sireghosts…So much for all of my pretty lies… 
    LikeReply1 month ago
  • amandak.45897
    Very deep, felt this in my soul. Thank you
    LikeReply1 month ago

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