Do You Know the Sound?
Do you know the sound of a heart breaking?
The barely audible whisper of glass cracking,
How do I know it well like a lover's voice?
For mine is broken constantly without choice.
Hear his voice caress another's ear,
When that love is what I crave to hear.
The quiet tears mingle with the water in my sink,
Why bother to move or blink?
Dreams of a lover that's tender and caring,
Knight in shining armor; brave and daring.
Someone who makes my heart race,
Not throw my heart like a dirty rag in my face.
A person to hold my hand at the skating rink,
Yet at the moment my sanity is on the brink.
Having a single being so close and dear,
The agonizing pain of each individual rip does sear.
Now you know the sound of a heart breaking,
Tiny slivers of glass slipping....
Ever so slowly.....
Through my bloodied fingers....
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