There is a point of no return That some connections meet In life you've got to live and learn When bonds break rinse and repeat
It's a ruthless act to cut the cord But sometimes there is no choice Distant memories stab just like a sword Fading words don't have a voice
An objective outlook may seem cold But it helps stop the machine Windows to the past hurt just to hold Letting go works like morphine
For a while you just won't feel at all But in time the clock restarts What once seemed huge will soon grow small Only time can heal scarred hearts
Though it's possible to bring bonds back They aren't the same as they once were It's like repairing a window with a crack Though it's gone you'll remember
Lately I've been reflecting on past bonds that have fallen apart, ties that I've cut with people for one reason or another, and the emotional process that comes along with it all. It\'s quite fascinating to think about actually, but at the same time it can be quite depressing. Such is life though eh?
This particular poem talks about just that, and I\'m very happy with how it turned out. It was probably the quickest poem I've written lately as it just seemed to jump together like a puzzle waiting to be completed. The language wasn't anything fancy, but it didn't need to be to get the point across. This poem feels more direct, deep, emotional, and in your face then other poems I've written this year. It\'s nice..
As always feedback is appreciated. I'd love to know what you think of this poem, what you take from it, and how it makes you feel. Cheers!
Ah, yes, life is certainly depressing at times. I like this poem; it's straight forward in its original message--yet, as you say, it definitely hits you--and everything just flows perfectly... Nice, indeed. Excellent work.
One observation; did you mean to say:
They aren't the same as they once were