Fell In Love, Sort Of

I fell in love was it chance was it a twist of fate
Looked into her eyes and fell in love
I fell in love as I saw it
thought it would be a made for TV movie 
sitting in the audience watching the actors
wishing I was one of them 
I fell out of love as she saw it 
Love was supposed to be a song a gold record but
she didn't buy it and fell out of love as she saw it 
Looked into her eyes and I saw a storm 
Holding onto lightning as the thunder got louder and louder
When human nature collides with artificial love the fantasy melts
Looked into her eyes and saw disappointment and sadness
Holding grudges for a reason or no reason sucking it in like a vacuum cleaner never cleaning the clogged filter 
My song was a pop song a one hit wonder once it left the charts I was done
I hear footsteps following me only shadows are dancing
The unwelcome song starts and stops inside my brain 
And all I can do is dodge my past as the music becomes louder and louder and hope for a twist of fate 
 
Frank (Black) Blacharczyk
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Romios Avatar
November 13, 2022 at 7:54 PM
Love is a learning process and differs for all of us. Those we love may stay, leave or die.but we promote this bizarre idea that it lasts.. Congrats on winning.in Eve’s contest! Pangie.
Pick Avatar
November 13, 2022 at 3:57 PM
Thanks Frank for sharing this piece I enjoyed reading it. Regards Les.
Roper Avatar
April 13, 2017 at 11:21 PM
Frank, congratulations on your win. I want to thank you for entering my contest. May you have Blessed weekend… ~*
Black Blacharczyk Avatar
April 14, 2017 at 8:22 AM
Thank you so much. You made my day.
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