Crying In The Night Poem by Robert Johnston

Crying In The Night



It's over now- our good love has died.
I cry in the night for what truly was.
The pain that I feel burns so bad-
but it's my fault that I feel this way.

I wish that I could take back my words,
but I cannot, for I can't change the past.
My heart bleeds unchecked from my actions,
and if I must die from my pain, then I die.

The world will go on without our love,
but I do not think that I can do so.
If only I could take you back and say
that I was wrong, and that I am sorry.

It's over now- the world simply must revolve.
Mine is a tragedy, but only one of millions.
I will find another in good time, truly.
Until then, my only companion will be pain.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I was inspired to write this poem after I broke up with someone a few years ago.
It had to be done, but the pain still is there.
- RKJ
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 06 July 2013

Without love, think not anything, good write. I invite you to read my poems and comment.

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Robert Johnston

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