by ChasingCarsCrappy Thrappy, Northamptonshire, England, UK
Oct 2010 431 Views 7 comments
Ring
Tears fall upon a hand,
And rest bejewelled glistening,
Where a diamond aught to stand.
Hurt blinds his eyes and furrows brow,
Hangs heavy tiles on a heart a bowing rafter,
And silence stills where once cracked lines of laughter,
A box, blue hard and lined with white so plush,
On which sits the ring that once had said so much
And rest bejewelled glistening,
Where a diamond aught to stand.
Hurt blinds his eyes and furrows brow,
Hangs heavy tiles on a heart a bowing rafter,
And silence stills where once cracked lines of laughter,
A box, blue hard and lined with white so plush,
On which sits the ring that once had said so much
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Posted: Oct 2010
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Comments (7)
Hello Chasingcars!
I came across your write
What a haunting and so sad moment in time, that you captured in your write
Well done!
SS
xx
but I like Chasing cars too..