Poetry: Pain - by Cynthia Harlan

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by Cynthia Harlan

Created on: June 17, 2008

Emptiness, loss, desolation
Sadness, gloom, desperation
All feed into the darkness
Left behind when you left

A black hole swallows up my soul
Hollowness encases my spirit
I am stuck in neutral
The past is gone; the present exists in a void
And the future doesn't seem to exist at all

I let you define me
I was yours, heart and soul
Then you left, and I was left an almost empty shell
The only thing that remains is the pain I feel when I think of you.

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