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Thefts From Your Heart

THEFTS FROM YOUR HEART - (Long Musical intro)

A broken heart may heal, but the scars are left
Beating, beating, as never forgetting your theft

Wounded; forced to carry on with all of its pain
Alas, reminding that painfully hurt scars remain

Never once rested, as each scar is overstressed
Waiting, waiting, until one is left less distressed

Then all scars harden; like the hurt in your heart
A heart becomes vice like no longer able to start

With the final heartbeats; the scars ripped apart
Exposing the full extent, the thefts of your heart

Indiana Shaw . . .
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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Baker Avatar
November 15, 2021 at 12:50 PM
I liked the way you repeated words in the 2nd and 6th lines Indian Shaw. Wrire on! Bill Baker
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November 15, 2021 at 5:19 PM
Appreciated, Bill, it's always nice to have someone comment on a long ago poem, it was nice to be drawn back to it, stressing the words twice gave it a live feel to it for me . . .
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