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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required They divorced in the late sixties I was young, just turning ten and listening To their arguments, their disagreements Revealing words that I knew were injurious They walked away from each other Determined to find… a new way, a new love Someone who would make them forget The love that had been a part of their lives They didn’t tell me too much about it Only that I’d spend time with each parent Finding ways to share our weekends, our dreams With fake smiles that would always beam They both found their way to new loves New hopes and dreams, new families to believe in Leaving me, their one and only, to find comfort In the silence, the solitude of being a part of the past They struggled to give me the best they could Never quick to remind me that I was from a broken home A broken world where trouble was just normal Where my heart felt so unsure – uncertain - broken They didn’t pay much attention as I searched the past For fragments of hope, fragments of a loving family Remnants of promises, leftover optimism Feelings that were left behind, where I was a part of them They didn’t notice when I found the broken locket It was cradled in a chest, hidden beneath a long ago Where I had been the favorite child of a young love And I found the courage to open up the locket and look inside… There I found two kids – both smiling like they’d light the sun With the joy found in their hearts, the wonder in their souls Two hearts who had found one another and found something Far more beautiful than sun or moon, more beautiful than the stars In that broken locket, I found my mom and dad, two who knew… That love was more wonderful than they’d ever figure out Love was the guiding light, the ray of hope, the dream stirred up… And, together, they were a part of a wonderful, fanciful reality They didn’t know I found their smiles, happy and lighting The camera’s lens – with joy immeasurable, a bond so pleasurable That, soon, their child would be coming along… making them a family And, in spite of what was to be, in that broken locket… hearts beamed! One in Five poetry Contest Sponsored by Joseph May Theme chosen: The Broken Locket June 29, 2022
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