Memories of Love
I
never wanted you to leave
but
it seems it was in your cards
Pain
has dulled to a cool numb after
all
of these years
I
sit and remember the laughs we had
and
the times we shared
It
bites at my core, the way we became I
and
I became something I didn't even recognize
Broken
promises and broken dreams
led
to a full heart and a new, better dreams
But
I still remember the times where I
thought
you were everything
I
experienced the sharpest pain I have ever felt
and
greater joy than I had ever imagined possible
I
made it through the paradoxical maelstrom
that
is first love
Adam
Levon Brown is a poet and student residing in Eugene, Oregon. He enjoys the
outdoors, playing with cats, and meeting new people. He runs a blog at www.AdamLevonBrown.com
Another gifted weaver of words!
ReplyDeleteAdam, what a well written poem describing the effects of a first love. It surely can be painful as well as exhilarating. Thank you for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteCharlene
Adam,
ReplyDeleteA great poem depicting the lows and highs of love. Welcome to Whispers!
Your new friend,
David Fox
Dear Adam,
ReplyDeleteIt is good to see you already have three lovely comments on your heartfelt poem. Welcome to Whispers! I hope you enjoy your time spent with us. Best wishes with all your writing endeavors.
Blessings,
Karen
Oh, first love. We never forget, the "sharpest pain, the greatest joy." Glad you are back to writing.
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