Now That You'Re Back

We could've worked it out,
But you developed that attitude only but to leave;
I pleaded with you to stay,
But you talked of the type that you prefer,
Shutting the curtains before my eyes;
You got me sighing till I replaced you.
Now that you're back from the dead,
Where should we begin?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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April 9, 2014 at 4:40 AM
This poem brought several thoughts in mind as i maneuvered my way through it. first it brought the imagery of a partner who failed to heed to the apologies of the other partner after a wrong doing. however the issues death in the last but one line tells me that they may be other meaning to this poem. Good poem.
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