A Broken Heart Poem by Blessing Anastasia Abaka
A Broken Heart
A cheerful heart, what happen to it?
Does it break like a glass or does it cut off like a tree,
Does it smell like a rotten egg or does it fall like the snow.
A broken heart it is!
Does it sink like the droplet of the rain,
Does a broken heart Explode?
Why isn't a cheerful heart be appreciated?
Why is there condemnation instead of praise
The humiliation and condemnation make me want to crey.
Why does everyone please themselves before others,
Why do they insult those who are cheerful.
To me they are wicked and selfish
They have eaten up their emotion of love.
Wow! You're an amazing poet. This poem is beautiful, I love it!
They have eaten up their emotion indeed. Great imagery and good poem. Keep writing.
A very interesting poem about a broken heart and asking the question why some people resent a cheerful heart. Great write!
Why does everyone please themselves before others, Why do they insult those who are cheerful. To me they are wicked and selfish They have eaten up their emotion of love. love, hatred, jealousy, egoism, selfishness. all these points come in this poem and is expressed. thank you dear poetess. tony
Heartfelt piece. Lucidly told.... But I was thinking maybe you should check line 3 of stanza 3. Do u mean CRY or CREY? ...beautiful poem.
Glassy Hearts... broken by stony hearts. Hearts that do not know the delicacy of human emotion. We hope the glassy hearts do not fall in the web of stony hearts, innocently. Nice poem Ana
beautiful imagery... about broken heart..ilke the line They have eaten up their emotion of love very poeic.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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the imagery is beautiful.. induldge and heart glee... the line They have eaten up their emotion of love... very poetic..