Return To Sender Poem by Susan Lacovara

Return To Sender



I watch the lovers shuffling
The boxes, bags while muffling
Their said goodbyes amid their things
And grayer skies the evening brings

I see them sort through photographs
The ones depicting how they laughed
When all was new within their promise
So sadly now we pay them homage

I look at how she hides her heart
As slow he turns, head down, departs
A taunting radio plays their song
It melody carried far too long

I witness, but fail to provide
A bridge to gap the deep divide
Instead as common ground, romantic pretender
I'm the drop off point, return to sender

Thursday, June 5, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: breaking up
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
(06/05/14) in the middle of a two sided story, watching it come to an end. Best for both hearts to move on....boxes, baggage marked 'the past'
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Guy Dimitri Jagodinski 11 June 2014

Sad but well written. Goodbyes are never happy.

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