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Love At Last

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By Naomi YoungPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
This is me. First time posting. Hope you like my poem.

We all experience love

Feeling so strong that it can burst

Lovers can make or break us

Sibling love can be complicated, but sweet

A mother will die for their child

Can we say the same for you?

You broke me at a young age,

Etienne, you

Our bond was a fire, a young lasting love

Picture your future child

Could you love them until your heart burst?

Kisses that were stolen were sweet

Did I ruin us?

Why do I want us?

Was it all a lie, a fragment, should you

Ever come back, don't be sweet

Feelings cancel out love

Blood so thick, you could burst

Would you ever hurt an innocent child?

Seeing our future seems mild with a child

Wanting to be a mature us

Could you love me until your heart burst?

Looking back, the problem was you

I meant nothing, with the purest form of love

Kisses so needy, I mistook them for being sweet

Lingering kisses that made me breathless, being sweet

I was a confused, lovesick child

With all my heart, God knows our love

It broke me to see us

So heartbreaking, for a heartbreaker like you

Now I wait for a new flame, for our love has burst

Like some fruit, our love has finally burst

No more is our love sweet

You will be in my heart, forever you

If I ever have a child

They won't be like us

Our connection was only young love

Understanding love, understand us

You made us burst, to think you were ever sweet

Such a broken child, to ever think I loved you

heartbreaksad poetry

About the Creator

Naomi Young

My name is Naomi Young. I live in Ohio. Currently, I'm double majoring in English and Creative Writing and a minor in Business Adminstration. I've always been a really good writer. My favorite thing to write is poetry. Hope you love it.

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    Written by Naomi Young