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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Five Word Challenge Contest Sponsor: Timothy Hicks The day was slow and the night was longer, I felt too much ease, yet not enough regret, As the angels slept my emotions got stronger, I realized that morning I’d never forget. He had a white aura with a tiny hue of pink, Strong arms to embrace my every need, I held a stare so strong I couldn’t even blink, As I awoke in the morning I felt my soul bleed. This affair felt so right I just couldn’t let go, For my Nicholas was everything essential, At first I had intentions of going with the flow, Then I realized my actions were consequential. Celebrating romance when married to another, Seemed amiss considering I broke my vow, I had really grown tired of going undercover, But my true love remains with my lover, anyhow. I couldn’t handle anymore abuse from my husband, He had left bruises on my face and in my heart, I thought in time I would have grown accustomed, But deep down I knew a new life I should start. The obscuring seemed to get easier in time, When I was gone he would easily forget, I found happiness that Nicholas was all mine, I felt too much ease, yet not enough regret. Words used from my best five poems: 1. Angels 2. White 3. Celebrating 4. Remains 5. Affair Date Written: June 4, 2016
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