Our Becoming (s)



A scar that cannot be seen!
Quietly viewed while the yapping nurse takes a look before she cleans.
When?
People often arrive unfairly!
It could either be husband or wife.
The license of.
Marriage was previously yet jointly signed.
For both to not only share but build an extended life.
Yesterday was calm, steady!
Unleashed without cause for the next day.
Distance has dismantled so much!
Neither gain nor cease to retain a touch,
Same goals but no way of intention(s).
X-Rayed thoroughness may come at a cost.
Known as unchartered or lost!
Of our scrapings to avoid any type of doom.
How are we to continue this journey as bride & groom?

About this poem

As usual each poem written myself involves the way I feel at the moment. Whereas this particular one has to do with an inner me, sadness. Which is preferred not to be unleashed upon others nor a tell all.

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Written on February 07, 2022

Submitted on March 16, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABCDEFGEDHIIJKLMM
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 638
Words 129
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 17

Crystal Ford-Nelson

Hello; to all fellow poets my name is Crystal am 39 years old happily married. My home town, state is Camden Tennessee. I currently live in Fishkill New York. Yes a long way from home. The pursuant journey of poetry began after the passing of my late mother. As she herself was only 33, myself 10. During that timeframe afterwards (more so) than many was not in a good spot. Therefore in middle school an outlet came about. Therefore giving the opportunity to try a hand with short stories. Yet as time went by initially developed a love for mixing words, a touching texture. more…

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