Updated date:

May 12, 2021

Poem: Love Never Dies

Author:

I am a writer. My passion is poetry. I feel words connect people together and help us to understand the feelings we share.

Poem Summary

Love never dies is a poem about how a couple can have total indifference and push each others buttons but after the storm it is like a rainbow. They embrace knowing their love never dies.

"My Love For You Will Never Die" by Don Williams

Love Never Dies

Total indifference,

drama pushing buttons

making her scream inside,

becoming invisible to words spewing across the room.

Waging internal conflict,

feeling the rush of heat spread through her veins,

sensing an explosion

as she reaches out touching

the sharp edges of a shooting star.

When sudden flashes of deep affection

shock her system,

calming her soul like rainbow after a storm

she feels his warm embrace,

knowing love never dies.

If you want to see the sunshine, you have to weather the storm.

— Frank Lane

"Strong Enough To Bend" by Tanya Tucker

Comments

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on May 11, 2021:

Weathering a storm

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on November 19, 2020:

Liz,

Thank you.

There can be many ups and downs in a relationship, but if you have love it can survive.

Thanks for stopping by for a read.

Have a great day.

Liz Westwood from UK on November 19, 2020:

This is a moving and upbeat poem with a positive and hopeful ending.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on November 13, 2020:

Bobbi,

I would live to read your poems.

Poetry is my passion.

Thank you for taking the time to comment for the second time..i didn't receive the first one.

I usually put two videos with my poetry.

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day.

Barbara Purvis Hunter from Florida on November 13, 2020:

Hi, I am writing this comment for the second time it keeps clicking off. I wrote a poem in 2012 titled, "True Love Never Dies' and it is on here and I have many more poems--which they are not doing as well as the two blogs of poems I have on Blogger.com. I enjoyed reading your poem and I notice you had two videos on yours--maybe, I should add another one to my poems.

Take Care and Stay Safe,

Bobbi Purvis

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on November 13, 2020:

Peggy,

Thank you.

There are those moments in love that make you want to pull your hair our so to say...but it is worth it.

I think there are times two people miscommunicate.

Have a great day and stay safe.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on November 13, 2020:

Rosina,

Thank you.

I love receiving comments knowing whether someone likes my work.

I am glad you enjoyed this poem.

Take care and stay safe.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on November 13, 2020:

Pamela,

Thank you so much!

I am delighted to hear you enjoyed this one.

Take care and have a nice day.

Pamela Oglesby from Sunny Florida on November 13, 2020:

This poem is really good as I think it touchs on the highs and lows of a loving relationship, Brenda. I really enjoyed reading it.

Rosina S Khan on November 13, 2020:

Whatever the indifference and inner conflict of the couple may be, it's good that they embrace each other knowing love never dies. A fantastic poem, Brenda- something I really enjoyed.

Peggy Woods from Houston, Texas on November 13, 2020:

You have described the tides of love as they continually ebb and flow. There are good days mixed with some that are less good, but true love is worth it. So glad that I could still comment. I truly wish that they would open the comments on all of our posts.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on November 13, 2020:

Ann,

Thank you.

So glad you enjoyed this one.

I loved those words too.

Have a nice day.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on November 13, 2020:

Bill,

Thanks for grabbing that chance to comment.

I do appreciate it.

This seems to be a rare occurrence these days.

Have a great day.

Bill Holland from Olympia, WA on November 13, 2020:

I had to hurry and comment this morning while I was still allowed to. I think many of us are going to lose a lot of comments from now on, and that's sad to me.

Anyway, with love I wouldn't be here right now, so any poem about love is fine by me. Well done, Brenda!

bill

Ann Carr from SW England on November 13, 2020:

Amazing what love can do! They say love and hate are very close but I'm not sure about that!

Great choice of words - 'sharp edges of a shooting star'. Well done!

Ann