Breaking up a poem by Jennifer Jo FAy. A poem about that first heartbreak and the ordeal of first love’s breakup.
Breaking Up.
Your first love
is one that you will
remember forever.
You thought you loved him.
You were an item, a couple,
class sweethearts.
Everyone thought you were
destined to be together forever.
Yet, as you were coming of age
you suddenly felt your world
tumbling and cascading around you.
The faucet got turned off
and there was now no more water
to let your first love grow.
He came to you and got you
within arms reach
and then when his words
poured out,
suddenly you felt a sting.
His words kept spilling out
upon a shattered heart.
It’s over, over, over.
We can’t go on.
Yet, he wanted one more kiss.
It was a kiss he shouldn’t have gotten,
yet, you wanted things to go back
to the way they were after you
kissed him for the last time.
And then he disappeared from your life.
Your battered heart fell upon
the train tracks and the train carelessly
careened over it and messed it up.
You cried in your bed, and had the kleenex
nearby. Filled a brown bag
with your shedded tears.
Yet they kept rolling over hot cheeks
and your nose gets stuffed up.
You felt like your world had crashed
and your life was over.
And you felt like you were cast away
like the broken doll that you are.
You know the one, that china doll
with the soft eyes, black hair
and the victorian dress
with the calico print.
She’s been thrown across the
room because she is you
and now you are a frozen charlotte
who can’t feel a thing.
Frozen heart, needs to be unthawed,
yet she can’t feel a thing
for fear that her heart will get stabbed
again.
Yet, finally as she drowns in her sorrow
she realizes that she needs to be
pulled out of her well
and become unearthed
so her heart can feel love once more.
Jennifer Jo Fay
December 27, 2011
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