Metamorphose

It’s hard to tell myself it’s late.
My mind is busy painting us
At our first romantic date
As we were lying on the grass.

You were so handsome, so naïve!
I loved your smile, your hazel eyes.
We laughed, I held you by the sleeve
Awaiting for the sun to rise.

You’re not the one I used to know.
Your eyes are full of black sarcasm.
The distances between us grow
Turning to a hungry chasm.

There’s so much anger in your move,
Anxiety has signed your face;
You have so many things to prove,
So many people to disgrace!

I’ve loved a man who used to shine.
You’re someone else. Who are you now?
A soul of coal with lips of wine.
You have become a beast, but how?

I dream I’ll change you back one day.
You’ll learn to love instead of hate.
And so I dream, I hope, I pray;
It’s hard to tell myself it’s late.

WOW

I feel the need and hurt in this write.Good work

Gloria

Fantastic!

Worth the wait! I've read it many times. Like a painting of the Masters, I see things not seen on first impression. It improves upon each further viewing. I look forward to more of the same!

Paul

Nitta

As I have lived probably many more years than you I have seen this sort of metamorphosis more than i care to remember. It can happen to eaither party of a relationship and there is generally no logical explantion for it. You told your story well here and I am impressed.

Pete

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