A Sense of Emptiness
Yes the crystal shattered
It was empty so it never mattered
Saved for a wedding day
Carefully put away
“Just you wait” she would say
But like her heart the pieces were scattered
She was a pretty girl
Smitten by a handsome devil named Earl
Oh how he made her purr
His chest hair soft as fur
Sadly not just with her
To a swine you should never give a pearl
He made her insides sing
Yet it was only heartache he would bring
He pretended his love
was a gift from above
She thought she was his dove
But sadly there would be no wedding ring
Her breasts he did caress
after carefully removing her dress
She had hoped to be blessed
Only body caressed
Oh why was she impressed?
She desired Love but found emptiness
Written January 5th, 2017 for Broken Wings’ Rhyme Content.
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