Another early morning thought
Woke up in this hour and thinking of our past
You were all that i have
Why are we in this situation now?
I really wanted you back.
Wanted us back.
I know i have accept the fact that we’re on our separate ways now
A long way process, but believe me i’ll get there
We’ll get there, separate ways
The phase of wanting someone when they are actually not yours is simply the hardest thing to get through. The thought of being shattered into pieces after someone you adore truly left you sends dull, throbbing pain into my heart, leaving unsubtle thoughts in my mind of how excruciating that must be.
This is a collection of poems about heartbreak that the author penned himself. The poems attempt to explore the different emotions expressed during a heartbreak.
Could I have actually experienced Her setting Sail once again...with her Old Crew ? I looked back towards her Main Sails...As once again a strong gust blew through. "On Elissa...We will Sail"...I thought I heard...one more time though very, very soft... This time I could almost barely see...
This poem talks about how smiling can change and make an impact to your life and the lives of others. Smiling is one of the most noticeable traits amongst Filipinos inspite of the struggles they face such as calamities and catastrophes. They keep smiling even on the toughest times and darkest times.
I wrote this poem as an entry in the HubPages Poetry/Short Fiction contest. The poem is about growing up and how we learn life's lessons.
I wrote many poems to my mom as a tribute to my Mom, Muys Schram de Jong-Meijst, who reached the age of 100 years on August 24, 2011
