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Heart Reserrector

* This is a poem about basically feeling like when a part of yourself dies. Then certain people can come along and make that one part feel alive and better than ever because you trust them to be just yourself* The serpent of Unrequited love Sunk it’s toxic fangs deep into the very marrow of my being My heart heaved with its poison, which was void of loving emotion So I tucked it away…… six feet under my subconscious… My mind was a cemetery of regrets. Things I should have done, and when I should have learned to walked away. Then there was you…………… You were the misty avenger that stepped out of the abyss Shook my snow globe world upside down. Speckling my VISION with light, snow and glitter Heart reserrector, you’re honesty was my defibulater Thumping life organ through my sweater coloured my cheeks a candy apple red from pleasure giving me the courage to break free from the prison of woeful We lay on your carpet, filling our lungs with laughter I am Exposed, and exuberant……. Letting my true personality resurface No longer am I a hesitant seal peeking over the ocean’s surface, NO LONGER DO I MISS THE SUNSETS I AM EUPHORIC ON THIS GORGEOUS LIFE Drinking down the pleasure of a sunrise This moment with you ……………………..is a Utopian treasure You take my breath away… and your beauty is immeasurable……………………. Heart reserrector Your wisdom is celestial, My guardian angel For your insight I am eternally thankful

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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Date: 4/18/2020 12:03:00 PM
You have a perspective on beauty and love that is very endearing and comes across in your poetry. Lovingly expressed
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Date: 2/12/2016 10:52:00 PM
LAURA, Enjoyed the way you expressed every line. Please keep writing and sharing your poetry. LOVE LINDA
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Date: 9/5/2012 10:30:00 PM
Nobody has commented on this poem since you posted it here? The others don't know what they're missing.
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