Among The Ashes Poem by David Harris

Among The Ashes

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In among the ashes
of your old love letters
the fragments of your
contemptuous love lay.
The hopes that were dashed
when the chips were down.
The dreams that you abandoned
in the games you played.
In among the ashes
of your old love letters
the fragments of your
flirtatious heart lay.
The constant cheating
that brought our stronghold down.
The flames now licking wounds
of your constant forays.
In among the ashes
of your old love letters
the fragments of what
could have been lay.
Instead, I’m burning bridges
putting the past and you behind.
Burning your old love letters
that you left behind
to taunt and remind me
of the love I thought was mine.
Now the ashes I scatter to the four winds
and the place to where you might have gone
abandoning home and family
for just another fling.


26 August 2009

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Akram Saqib 29 August 2009

the nostalgia in the poem nostalgia for the days past, is quite touching

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Alison Cassidy 26 August 2009

Sometimes it's best to toss a match to all the old agony and betrayal in order to start afresh. Though something tells me that a lot remains unresolved in this painful confession. Excellent poem. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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David Harris

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