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Lonely Round Table

Deep, dark, lonely blue eyes,

Casting her vision

Into the distance—beyond

The sight and senses.

What are you thinking of?

Who could make you so sad?

Sitting there, alone,

On a small round table

With one empty chair.

What’s that you’re sipping,

Is it meant to heal the hurt?

Your beauty intimidates,

Would take courage to approach.

There’s so much love

I could give you, but,

I sit at my own round table

With its own empty chair.

And, I do drink to forget and

Ease the pain.

I am trying to heal myself.

Wish I didn’t have

My own troubles, then,

I could go and take care

Of yours.

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Written by
black-swan
American
Published
Mar 23, 2010
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