Innuendos and Implications

T. S. Lewis on Jan 5, 2011

Investigating the matters of the heart.

The affair itself is not to blame

A love child receives

most of the disdain

Like a secrecy growing

Until the truth can be seen

It’s an ugly business

when he hides his dreams.

Years of eating mistrust

Results in a sickness

that never leaves.

Drawing lines in the sand

Outline where a body once laid

And crime scene tape

Keeps spectators at bay

All that’s left

Are innuendos and implications

A heart that’s broken twice

needs a thorough investigation

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Comments (5)

coffeeadict on Jan 5, 2011
The matters of the heart are complicated. You managed to deeply immerse into this sphere in this piece.
ashan1614 on Jan 5, 2011
If you manage to figure it all out during your investigation, let a sister know will ya? I have yet to understand any of it.
Marie Antoinette on Jan 5, 2011
I enjoyed this piece.
Starpisces on Jan 5, 2011
well expressed poem, Lewis.
redmail99 on Jan 12, 2011
I like it…

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