Each Color a Scar

Each Color a Scar
by Michael R. Burch 
 
What she left here,
upon my cheek,
is a tear.
 
She did not speak,
but her intention
was clear,
 
and I was meek,
far too meek, and, I fear,
too sincere.
 
What she can never take
from my heart
is its ache;
 
for now we, apart,
are like leaves
without weight,
 
scattered afar
by love, or by hate,
each color a scar.

Keywords/Tags: love, parting, separation, farewell, leaving, lonely, loneliness, longing, marriage, divorce, absence, relationships, loss, pain, seclusion, break up, argument, color, colors, scar, scars, desire, passion
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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