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The Wedding Dress for Sunset

A Poem

By Leona ValentinePublished 4 years ago • 1 min read

As I walked through a busy city by the bell,

A traditional, white garment caught my eye.

It was a beautiful silhouette.

My eyes widened with delight and fantasy,

But my heart sunk with sorrow and loneliness.

While I froze in front of the boutique,

I was hypnotized by the embroidered floral appliqués.

There were painful memories of lost love.

The Lord’s house was opened for us,

But it was never entered.

I was abandoned by lust when I needed love.

There were no others.

No one was true.

The mates had no soul.

I bought the gown while I was alone.

It was for the day my sun sets.

Maybe the Lord will present me with the one in the kingdom.

sad poetry

About the Creator

Leona Valentine

Hi. I have been writing since I was a kid. After college, I published a poem called "Dark Heaven" in a book titled The Colors of Life. I love writing short stories, poems and more. I enjoy parenting, art, meditation, and martial arts.

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    Written by Leona Valentine