i keep pushin’ them
others aside
wishin’ i could go off
and hide
from their pryin’ eyes and
little white lies
others aside
wishin’ i could go off
and hide
from their pryin’ eyes and
little white lies
ain’t no comfort
to be found
when your heart’s all
memory bound
lovin’ arms are easy
to be had
but lovin’em back
is always bad
leaving me nothin’ but
empty and sad
why i pushed you away
i’ll never know
now two hearts
all full’a woe
why i pushed you away
i’ll never know
now two hearts
all full’a woe
.
.
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6 comments:
Gypsywoman! You have no idea how glad I was to hear from you! Thank you so much for stopping by. Your poem is lovely but full of sadness and regret. Love can be so painful at times. Everyone goes through the pains of love. Nowadays things seem to be different though, not that there is no love, but people don't seem to get attached anymore, at least from what I hear and read. It's only about one night stands and things like that. Young people here in Italy have no jobs and no money so they cannot even think about marriage, but it's the attitude that has changed. It's so difficult to find romantic men. My daughter is old-fashioned and she has grown up on those romantic American movies (thanks to me:) and she is shocked to see the behaviour of men these days. Anyway, a big hug to you Gypsywoman. Have a nice weekend!
Two hearts could be full of joy though!
oh, so great to get such a long note from you, dear francesca! and you know, it's all so true what you say of attachment today - sadly true, i think - in this country, the younger generations have such a different world than i had - we had "real" contact with others - that one-on-one thing that today's world of high tech has removed and which i believe to be more than a little to blame for these changes in interpersonal/intimate relationships - anyway, sad that so many are missing so much in terms of personal relationships and all the possibilities -
and yes, this piece is full of sadness - and while there is regret for having ended the relationship in the manner in which i did [but which was necessary], there is absolutely no regret in terms of the relationship itself - it was the one - you know what i mean, right? - the one - and i am more than grateful for even one minute of that time with him - some people never have even that one moment - and so, i am blessed - truly -
again, so lovely to have you come by! your visits so appreciated - hope all is well in your italian world, lady! have a beautiful day!
greetings alex! how wonderful to have you come by - i was over at your place the other day - gee! always SO MANY new and exciting things taking place there! fabulous! yours is one of the most exciting blogs around - period! ;)
and you are right - two hearts full of joy for having had that time together - and my heart is truly full of joy for those moments - as i know his is - thanks so much for your always insightful comments, sir! again, many thanks for your visit and comment - have a glorious day! xxx
I tend to go with Piaf:
"Je ne regrette rien!" rather than Frank's:
"Regrets - I've had a few!"
But sadness yes - in buckets full.
yes...better no regrets, for sure, pat!
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