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A Love Lost

She wants a spark that isn’t there,

that never was, but always burned.

Routine remains in comfort where

love should reside. Two hearts once frost

are made warm when one, and only

joined together when separate.

This truth is implanted to a

girl who is as broken as the lives

she’s left behind. Intentions are

fueled by the hope of a road cleared

ahead of the fallible thick-

et their feet fall on now. Toes are

scarred from entangled roots scattered

the width of the path. To stray is

to stay on course, she says to him.

The fill of a thrill from a chase

already deemed triumphant ball-

oons his wings. He soars in the sky

to rival the eagle. Though ev-

en she cannot ignore the threat

of temptation. Indirect in-

iquities thrive in the life of

the one who began this feat by

fault of suppressed ignorance now

made alive. Infidelity

envelopes their lackluster rel-

ation. They wonder if there ev-

er was anything there at all. A

friendly companionship confused

as love? What is love but a con-

nection between friends. His protests

fall on deaf ears. She has felt the

flames, and they are warm. Their paths are

clear, but not as predicted. In-

to the sunset they walk, between

them another heart, more cold than

the one they shared.

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Written by
michael-depasquale
American
Published
Oct 26, 2012
Lines·Words
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Notes

Oh, this is how you use this 'Notes' thing, just write something about what was written...? --This isn't about anyone specific, more of a 'what' question than a 'who.'

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