
I always have extra words, lost bits and
pieces never heard.
A small refrain or snippet of prose, left behind with
no place to go.
Silent companions of my midnight mind, stanzas and
juxtapositions left behind.
Like a film on the cutting room floor, are these pieces
of myself to be read nevermore?
Wasted ink, words to her turned to dust, I mourn the loss
of poems hushed.
If it were merely a comma or a period, here or there,
would I feel such deep despair?
Words fell away from a poignant ode where I tried to
state something more bold,
but my heart was gagged and my mind muted
with worries that my words may be refuted.
The weight of volumes unwritten, a silence that is so
heavy yet full of words that felt forbidden.
Thoughts unsaid, so many of love's buried emotions,
long ago tropes of lost devotions.
I long to paint a broader picture with inked thoughts
that come out richer.
Expressing my loss and pain, wanting words restored
from deep within for love lost again and again.
May I find what I lost and use them to erase
the cost of losing both her and my words, hoping
someday they will be heard.
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Thanks for reading! - Sam
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Sam Harty is a poet of raw truth and quiet rebellion. Author of Lost Love Volumes I & II and The Lost Little Series, her work confronts heartbreak, trauma, and survival with fierce honesty and lyrical depth. Where to find me
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