Lost My Loved Poem by Aira Lopez

Lost My Loved

Rating: 3.5


My souls are breaking,
My heart is aching,
My life of miserable,
When i lost my loved.

The one i loved.
The one that cherish me.
The one i believed though.
I lost loved.

I need to find it.
But where could i possibly find it;
In the stars where it shines,
Or in my heart that he always stay.

I lost my beloved.
I wish i could find it.
I loved him even if his dark side.
I have lost my love.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
It is a story of a person finding his love one. That is lost and she couldn't find it.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

so heart touching, Wonderful sharing

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Terry Craddock 04 May 2015

Intense Love Diluted In Lukewarm Flame the one we believe in can fall from the pedestal we placed them upon perhaps we see reflective the love in our own hearts the purified beauty in our own sincerity the truth of our own nobility sometimes we reflect our own beauty within upon hearts which cannot love cannot give the tragedy of such intensity is in the heart which can only love with deep giving longing mismatched with a heart which cannot love or give except as a small lukewarm flame Copyright © Terence George Craddock Written in May 2015 on the 1.5.2015. Inspired by the poem 'Lost My Loved' by Aira Lopez. Dedicated to Aira Lopez.

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Terry Craddock 01 May 2015

The one we believed in can fall from the pedestal we placed them upon, perhaps we see the love in our own hearts, the beauty in our own sincerity the truth of our own nobility, sometimes we reflect our own beauty within upon hearts which cannot love; cannot give, the tragedy of much intensity is in the heart which can only love with deep giving longing, mismatched with a heart which cannot love or give except as a small lukewarm flame.

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Tally Lace 04 July 2013

Lost love isn't meant to be found. New love always come around (:

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Gajanan Mishra 04 July 2013

love is here for ever, love is not for lost, good poem, thanks. I invite you to read my poems and comment.

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