A poem about the fear of losing your soul mate…

No longer eyes, a deep blue sea abyss; instead a blank, bored stare.
No longer drowning, luscious kisses; only an obligatory one, which is hurried and quick.
No longer hand in hand, now drifting like clouds and walking moonbeams of miles apart.
No longer two hearts tied tightly on a string; only lonely and confused hearts on a noose.
No longer lingering loving touches; just pleading glances of loneliness.
 No longer dreams of us together; instead a future of unsteady uncertainty.
No longer a confident, loving wife; only a sad, lonely woman afraid of losing you.



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  • stryka66 on May 18, 2009

    You captured the ‘chilling prospect’ so very eloquently – thank you

  • David Crerand on Jul 19, 2009

    Very well defined erosion of a relationship and the resignation it can bring.

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