About the Poem
The first week after the breakup, when so many feelings and memories run through you.
Rainbow |
by Bionic Woman |
There's a rainbow in my ceiling, But you're not here to see it, There's a song, our song, playing on my tape, But you're not here to hear it. There's a scar in my heart, The size of the moon, But you're not here to heal it, There's a rapture in my stomach, And it's calling your name, But you're not here to fill it. There's a smell in my room, of bodies in heat, But you're not here to share it, There's a hope in my life, that will not die, And you're no longer here to spoil it. There's a soul inside of me, But you will not get to feel it, There's a heart beating, pounding in my chest, But I won't let you near it. |
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12 Visitor Comments
magdalena
Nice job. )
VANESSA
THIS POEM IS VERY NICE AND VERY DEEP I LOVE IT EVERYONE HAVE A MOMENT TO READ IT
Joshua T.
Dear Bionic woman, I really enjoyed your poem
Caitlin
I loved it! I hope u keep on writing!
Gail
Very well put! It's like you took my feelings and put words to them .
madeline
that poem is a very true statment for me too it was great keep writing
Tracy
a great poem very good put i hope u keep writing.
Chell
God I love this poem. I just read it over and over and over again. I have sent it to my ex too!
Snow
This poem gave me chills at the end. What more can I say?
Marina
There are times when you go online to try and find the right words or thoughts to express how u feel. You have captured the essence in a wonderful way. Good job!
amber
that poem reminds me of things that happend when me and my boyfriend broke up
L.L
Poems that use the least amount of word to express a reservoir of emtions always top my favourites.
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