Sunday, May 4, 2008
Becoming Jane
Happy endings can be written
but not lived with the passion
and yearning for their life together
Alone in the future with words for company
each story ending with love
while her own must continue without
not willing to hurt him through his family
Doing what is right and necessary
Instead of what is wanted
For a love never to be lived
but imagined and dreamt
Created with characters
each one, him
each hero, him
because her thoughts are full of him
and the only way to rid herself of them
is to give them to others
as she has given him to others
Everyday, every night
She remembers his behaviors and tones
With a smile on her face.
Hoping that he is happy
That what she has lost
He has gained without her
She was never erased
Always a reminder
In a name of a beloved child
It does not still the beating of her heart
or dry the tears on her soul
He has not forgotten
If only he had,
then perhaps one day she will.
but not lived with the passion
and yearning for their life together
Alone in the future with words for company
each story ending with love
while her own must continue without
not willing to hurt him through his family
Doing what is right and necessary
Instead of what is wanted
For a love never to be lived
but imagined and dreamt
Created with characters
each one, him
each hero, him
because her thoughts are full of him
and the only way to rid herself of them
is to give them to others
as she has given him to others
Everyday, every night
She remembers his behaviors and tones
With a smile on her face.
Hoping that he is happy
That what she has lost
He has gained without her
She was never erased
Always a reminder
In a name of a beloved child
It does not still the beating of her heart
or dry the tears on her soul
He has not forgotten
If only he had,
then perhaps one day she will.
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