Showing posts with label Jane Austen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jane Austen. Show all posts
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Living A Story
Her writing fills her life
As living never does
Dreams and poems become real
Closing her eyes
Trying to hide behind written pictures of joy and passion
Tears flow with the words and pour from her fingers
And I know the sorrow
Wishing for the fulfillment in her stories
Hoping for a life of her dreams
To go back in time and start again wouldn't help
To go forward would only make the past less familiar
I don't want to let go of the hurt that releases him
To know that not even cries remain
When they are gone so is his existence in my world
Just another character imagined in my life of books
Rereading friends and living the lives of others
To disappear from my own
Sometimes the hurt and pain continue through the day,a dull ache
At others, a familiar song stabs my memory
And rips his loving words from my heart with an anguished cry
To live for others is only existing
I hide behind smiles
Believing that none can see the dull pain of alone
She doesn't search through crowds for his face
To recognize his walk in a crowd
Straining to see... hoping he is returning to her
But knowing that will never be
Even with their meeting.
How do you live with sorrow?
Is it forgotten in a drawer with letters folded and worn from longing?
The memories of caring words in deep voices fill my mind
And the suffering leaks down my face
Cooling the passion that is still there.
Don't leave me
Don't let me leave you
Don't say goodbye
Don't wish me well
Just go and give me forgetting your laugh
So that I can continue on my walk for others
Across an empty world
As living never does
Dreams and poems become real
Closing her eyes
Trying to hide behind written pictures of joy and passion
Tears flow with the words and pour from her fingers
And I know the sorrow
Wishing for the fulfillment in her stories
Hoping for a life of her dreams
To go back in time and start again wouldn't help
To go forward would only make the past less familiar
I don't want to let go of the hurt that releases him
To know that not even cries remain
When they are gone so is his existence in my world
Just another character imagined in my life of books
Rereading friends and living the lives of others
To disappear from my own
Sometimes the hurt and pain continue through the day,a dull ache
At others, a familiar song stabs my memory
And rips his loving words from my heart with an anguished cry
To live for others is only existing
I hide behind smiles
Believing that none can see the dull pain of alone
She doesn't search through crowds for his face
To recognize his walk in a crowd
Straining to see... hoping he is returning to her
But knowing that will never be
Even with their meeting.
How do you live with sorrow?
Is it forgotten in a drawer with letters folded and worn from longing?
The memories of caring words in deep voices fill my mind
And the suffering leaks down my face
Cooling the passion that is still there.
Don't leave me
Don't let me leave you
Don't say goodbye
Don't wish me well
Just go and give me forgetting your laugh
So that I can continue on my walk for others
Across an empty world
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at
10:02:00 PM
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Cowboy,
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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.
Posted by
come running
at
9:20:00 PM
Labels:
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children,
dreams,
feelings,
Jane Austen,
lessons,
lonely,
love,
painful,
proposals.,
relationships,
romantic,
sad,
understanding,
vulnerable,
wishes,
women,
writing
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Sunday, January 13, 2008
Persuasion
Jane Austen's Persuasion and last week was Jane Eyre. What bittersweet joy! Love and happy endings. No more writing tonight. Just watching and tissues.
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9:14:00 PM
Labels:
bittersweet,
Charlotte Bronte,
Jane Austen,
love
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