o aching heart
that found you once
tied as you were
in a web of woe
and loved you more
than life could bear
and out of love
set you free
to live in dignity
love divine
that found you once
tied as you were
in a web of woe
and loved you more
than life could bear
and out of love
set you free
to live in dignity
love divine
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o breaking heart
that loved you so
and loves you still
and always will
to find you cut
those ties that bind
and walked away
had i but known
i would have stayed
love of mine
o broken heart
rigid with regret
how can i now
e’re forget
what i had
and what i did
had i known then
what i know now
i would have
yes
i would have
that loved you so
and loves you still
and always will
to find you cut
those ties that bind
and walked away
had i but known
i would have stayed
love of mine
o broken heart
rigid with regret
how can i now
e’re forget
what i had
and what i did
had i known then
what i know now
i would have
yes
i would have
o heart
of mine
broken
twice
of mine
broken
twice
.
.
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13 comments:
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Wow! This one is awesome, Gypsy. Heartfelt, deep.
thanks so much trish...written, obviously, right after having learned of what had happened that i told you about...
I sensed that! Really beautifully written, Gypsy.
many thanks, trish...i still cannot believe it...the whole thing...
Broken once in love and again in death - powerful!
there are many ways to be broken...and many ways to die...sadly...
thank you so very much for coming by and especially for leaving such a kind comment, alex! :)
I wish you would write the whole story.
In my own case - although painful it was therapeutic.
my book of poetry "words unspoken" was to be the "book" that told the story - however - it seems the story remains unfinished somehow - parts of it will never be finished - how can it be -
but perhaps you're right anyway, pat...thank you so very much for your comments here and always for your insight and friendship...
A broken heart can mend.
I hope yours does!
I found you at Sixpence & a Blue Moon :)
Am I missing something here, but how long has your heart been broken? Forever it would seem looking through your archives. Was he really worth it?
to TB: oh, i think it matters not the timing of breaking of a heart, sir...when it comes to love, it's always worth it, is it not...
and i thank you for coming by - and for browsing - especially for the comment - and hope you'll come again -
oh, and the words of the phoenix from glasgow are missed here, as well...
hello, margie...thanks so much for your kind words here - and for following along - hope you'll find this a comfy place to sit and browse and enjoy a few words now and then...have a wonderful remainder of your week - and thanks again! see you soon!
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