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A Love I Once Honed


A love I once honed

Is now a memory long forgotten;

With how quick I lost it,

Or even rid of it-

Was it lust instead?

Cradled in my plams

Had been a lingering hope

That the past would reverse

Into my future;

Wonderfully blissful my heart

Felt before I traveled the "greener grass"

To where I believed all to be

Brighter, stronger, riveting.

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KSOrchid39

I am a 21-year-old young woman who is happily married and realizing my path in the Lord's sight. I have come a far way from who I was in the past and I can only keep on growing!

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Comments (2)

Mills Cooper
<p>Good poem, very nice write here!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>MC</p>
MVP-Most Valuable Poet
<p>this poem rocks</p><p>people don&#39;t realize that poetry is powerful, even with short verses or a verse</p><p>very compelling piece that reflects the meaning of love, relationship, and growth</p>

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