Poem: I lost myself

by | Oct 6, 2017 | Poetry | 22 comments



thunderous waves never plundered my spirits

neither hurricane ravaged my vigour

dusk never dawned encumbrance

for darkness shrouded my existence




unscathed by the disparaging world

I was wounded only one time

but contusions spurn to heal

I’ve been in pain ever since…




when your eyes probed mine

indicting me of betrayal

that moment…

that moment stagnated in time




that moment you sabotaged my love

that moment our hearts estranged

that moment I lost myself

I’ve been in pain ever since…


 

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22 Comments

  1. kim881

    The link between waves and emotions fascinates me – the sea is a much used metaphor, which never loses its impact, with poets finding new ways to express it. and here you write ‘ thunderous waves never plundered my spirits’ – an original way to convey the emptiness of pain.

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    • Feelings and Freedom

      Sea has always been my favourite. No matter how many times I’ve written about it, I still find it refreshing and deep as the sea itself. I am glad you could relate to it. Thanks Kim.

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  2. D-Claire

    That first stanza is masterful with the in-line rhymes. Oh, just glorious.

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    • Feelings and Freedom

      True! The wounds of betrayal take time to heal. Thanks for your views. Have a great weekend!

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  3. Beverly Crawford

    So sad to linger in the pain, eloquently expressed. Time to consider the lessons learned, close the chapter, and move on.

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    • Feelings and Freedom

      Thanks for your kind words dear. The poem is fictional..thankfully 😉

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  4. confessionsofabratblog

    This line ” I was wounded only one time but contusions spurn to heal
    I’ve been in pain ever since…” so much feel

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  5. Sangbad

    Completely different one from you…liked it a lot…

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  6. Frank Hubeny

    I liked the line: “that moment stagnated in time”

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  7. Mary (tqhousecat)

    I love the use of the sea and waves. I’ve been in pain ever since. I hope its just a poem and not your reality. Masterfully done.

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    • Feelings and Freedom

      Thanks for your concern and lovely words Mary. It’s fictional 🙂

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