Saturday, April 14, 2007

A broken Heart

Having a broken heart can be devastating but it is something most of the human population goes through. If it's any consolation to someone with a broken heart, there are many people that can identify with the broken heart feeling, and it's something that can make a person wiser and stronger. Broken hearts can come for break ups or rejection when someone has fallen in love and then it ends. The only cure for a broken heart is time. It takes time to heal and understand the intense pain that is felt after a separation with someone deeply cared about. The worst thing to do if you have a broken heart is find someone else to love and confide in right away, in terms of a relationship. Your ideas are skewed by intense emotion, and some people attempt to duplicate the previous feelings of love with someone new. This is not a good idea because you are very needy in one area that someone may or may not be able to fill. Once that need is filled, the relationship may likely deteriorate because it was based on nothing but that need by one broken hearted person.

I am planning to write a series of poems on the same topic

Does it feel like your heart is ripped in two
And your days seem O so blue?


Have you given all your heart
Only to see it torn apart?


Do you feel he or she does not care
As if you were never there?



Do you feel you can’t trust again
And left in continual pain?



Do you feel you must face tomorrow

All alone, with so much sorrow?



There is hope my friend for you today

Stop and listen, don’t walk away



There’s someone who loves you very much

It’s not a lie, you’ll see as such



About things you can’t change in any way

You can talk to God night or day



You can trust him for he really cares

He said, I’ll never leave you there



I came to heal your broken heart

And help you find a brand new start

1 comment:

Unknown said...

If this poem is written by you, one thing i would like to say that...
U r a poet.

And u r successful expressing the feelings with utmost finesse.
kudos to the poet