It’s said, and that’s across the Earth
if you are nice from day of birth
’til adulthood and while you grew
don’t search for love ’cause it finds you.
**
I’m just a little normal girl
helpful, sweet – almost a pearl;
and still, dear love, I won’t go fret
I’m fairly sure, we’ve never met!
**
Sometimes I searched, but mostly not
I thought you’re there – but then I got
abuse, and use, and pain and lies
I had more downs than I had highs.
**
I continue living, being good
be sweet and caring like I should.
Don’t know how long I still can cope
because I’m slowly losing hope.
**
All my life I did was look
how you met others – like in a book.
But when I showed up you weren’t there
I saw you run and could only stare.
**
I held myself back from stalking you
sat there and waited, and I still do.
I’m sad and lonely don’t you see?
I guess it’s time you’re meeting me!
**
I’m holding on, but no more feign
and, dear love, nowhere to complain!
I’m wrinkly, old and still alone
why don’t you have a telephone?
**
Quit being early, or too late!
Send out your cupids, stop the wait!
I know, I’m only one in masses
but I really think you should get glasses!
*****
(Copyright Aurora Jean Alexander, January 2017)
Love should really get glasses.. nice poem
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Thanks a lot! I’m happy to hear you like it. 🙂
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Love it, love it, love it. 😉 xx
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I’m excited you love it, Jack! 🙂 Now let me hear, what made you like it so much. I’m curious what makes this one so special.
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The subject. Your choice of words. What can I say? 😉 x
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❤ Thank you.
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Reblogged this on Have We Had Help? and commented:
I love Aurora’s Jean’s poem, Will you? 😉
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Thank you so much for the re-blog. I’m honored! ❤
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It’s my pleasure 😉 x
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😀
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Love the poem! Great read.
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Thank you very much Rachel. It’s exciting to hear you like it. 🙂
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Cupid DEFINITELY needs those glasses… sheesh. Great job. HUGS.
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Aaaaahhh, Hon, we’ve all been there, and how beautifully you’ve expressed the emotions in this fine poem.
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Thank you so much Rae. I’m happy to hear you like the poem. 🙂
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I (so far) have liked all your poems. You have a true gift .
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Thanks so much, Rae. I’m grateful; very much so.
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I think this poem is special because so many people have been there and it resonates with them.
Also, it’s a ‘real’ poem, not what I call ‘prose divided into lines’. It has rhythm and rhymes, and is comprehensible, unlike much so-called poetry these days.
I know poetry doesn’t have to rhyme, but it should at least have rhythm. Well done, Aurora.
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Thank you so much for this amazing compliment on the poem, Vivienne. It’s very much appreciated. I’m enthusiastic you like it so much – and it seems most visitors do. 🙂 Thank you!! ❤
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This poem speaks volumes about near misses and wrong turns. The loneliness at the end tugged at my heart. Great job, Aurora!
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Thank you very much for the wonderful compliment. I’m so happy to hear you like it. 🙂
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Great poem.Thank you for sharing 🙂
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