Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Mar 26
I hope this finds you well.

You still have my heart-

It beats not in my chest,

but in your hands.



Please do not return it-

For all that you may think of it,

it truly is yours.

It has belonged to you since the day we met-

you plucked it out of my chest

with your quick wit and smooth charm.



Or rather, it fell right out of my mouth-

flew right past my tied-tongue and outstretched arms.

You called to it, and it sang for you-

gladly leaving me behind.



You were a better home, anyway.

You cared for it, nursed it, and for you

it grew and grew

until I got lost in its blooms.



So please, I hope you keep it.

If not, just throw it away.

But please don't give it back to me.

It will only ache.
Bimsara De Silva
Written by
Bimsara De Silva  25/M/Sri Lanka
(25/M/Sri Lanka)   
100
 
Please log in to view and add comments on poems