By: S. Davis
I never meant to hurt you
Just have to say
I never meant to hurt you
Although it turned out that way
I never meant to hurt you
It’s the lone regret I carry and I live through each day
I disappointed you
Another sin that stays close to my heart
Adding another brick to the wall that keeps us apart
Living is learning to deal with loss
Failure created by one’s actions
Those of which could have been prevented
Thought consuming they are
Truly they are
I am deeply sorry
Anger and stress
Sadness and despair
Longing to rekindle what was once so dear
Yet that will not be
Parting of the road
Healing of the scars
Life goes on
Time
I never meant to hurt you
Again, I just have to let you know
I never meant to hurt you
Still my soul aches for you so
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The best poems are ones like these; full of power and emotion. Thanks for sharing this.
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Did he break up with the girl bc he found someone else? And did she ever hear this apology or was this something u wrote for yourself?
You tell me, Athena? Ha. It’s about the end of a relationship where one person is holding the pain close to heart (and taking ownership of the breakup) – compounded by the fact that they no longer speak, at all.
I wish there were a break up pill. One you can take and forget about how much your heart hurts. I am amazed at the people who split up and carry on as if there is another relationship right around the corner. Finding someone who gets you is tough. Trying again is, well, exhausting. I wrote about this in my first blog. You should check it out! athenavox.wordpress.com
I wish there was a pill as well; my last breakup was tough. Two years and it still lingers. I want to see your reply to mine on the “Dating divide.” I have been reading your work!
TWO YEARS! That’s how long my friend took to get over her ex-husband and awful divorce. And it was bad. I certainly don’t want this to take two years to get over, but the last 6 months have not been getting any better. Love is like a form of energy. And when the relationship ends, the energy can’t be destroyed so it gets converted to a gravitational pull that keeps you pinned to your bed and crying all day….at least for the first few months. Maybe that’s just some of us. I understand about the lingering. It’s just so disappointing, but we are not alone!