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Sifting Through Ashes: Finding Strength in Pain

Poem About Reclaiming Power from the Wreckage of Love

By Weldon SmithPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Sifting Through Ashes: Finding Strength in Pain
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Here is a poem about finding power after going through "rough love".

In the darkness of his room, he sits alone,

Heart shattered, feelings turned to stone.

Once he believed in love's sweet embrace,

Now it's just memories he can't erase.

She played him like a pawn in her game,

Promises broken, lies aflame.

Thoughts of her haunt his restless nights,

Lost in the maze of his own fights.

Betrayed by the one he held so dear,

Now he's drowning in his own despair.

She tore his world apart without a care,

Left him stranded in the depths of despair.

He used to see the world through rose-tinted eyes,

Now it's all darkness, nothing but lies.

She walked away without a second glance,

Leaving him in a twisted romance.

Every "I love you" was just a facade,

A cruel joke, a performance flawed.

He gave his all, but it was never enough,

Now he's left picking up the pieces, feeling rough.

His anger simmers beneath the surface,

A fiery storm waiting to resurface.

He trusted her with his fragile heart,

But she tore it apart, tore it apart.

Now he's rebuilding from the ashes,

Finding strength in his own clashes.

No longer chained to her deceit,

He rises up, refuses defeat.

The scars may fade, but the pain remains,

A constant reminder of love's chains.

He swears never to fall prey again,

To the whims of a lover, to the chains of sin.

For now, he walks the path alone,

A heart of steel, a heart of stone.

But deep down, he knows the truth,

Love's a battlefield, a ruthless sleuth.

So he'll guard his heart with all his might,

Never again blinded by love's false light.

Broken but unbowed, he stands tall,

A warrior of love, refusing to fall.

So here he stands, a broken man,

But in his brokenness, he finds his plan.

To rise above the pain and strife,

And live his truth, his own life.

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    Written by Weldon Smith