About the Poem
Old loves are sometimes very hard to get out of our hearts and minds. Sometimes we take the risk of losing a new love by still reaching for the old. Be careful the steps you take with emotions of the heart.
Bargains? |
| by Judy Burnette |
| I waited for your call like a blind man looking for the sun; At six-o-five I realized it wasn't going to come. How could I have been so naive to think the last thing on your mind; Would be to dial my number to reassure me one last time? For you were seeing someone you loved an emotion you still deeply feel; So I'll repair my hurting heart in time I know it will heal. I hope your evening was everything you wanted it to be; The choice is yours... choose her now, or from her be set free. You say she only needs a friend yet this one thing you will find; If you want a life with someone new you have to leave the past behind. If friendship is what you are seeking go ahead, walk through that door; Who knows...in the end you may get more than you bargained for. |
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