My dear past from the blast

Lethabo Mohlatlole 2003 (Mmafefe)



I can no longer take it,  
This road of love has drained all my strength,
I walked until I had blisters of disappointment,
you crippled my ability to love again

I gave up my heart, you left it in pieces
I fell for you, only to realize I fell alone
I am just holding onto,
 a rope that was already cut.

Thanks for waking me up,
from this lucid dream ;
for reminding me that love is only,
found in movies and happy ever after in fairytales.

As feelings fade, memories never fade
how do I erase these captured memories?

About this poem

this poem is about the impacts of breakups on people, and how breakups kill people emotionally. I had to put myself in everyone's shoes so that I can express their pain through writing.

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Written on October 09, 2022

Submitted by u21612308 on October 04, 2022

Modified on April 16, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme XXXX XXXX XXXX XX
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 520
Words 111
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 2

Lethabo Mohlatlole

Mohlatlole Lethabo is an upcoming game changer in the world. she comes from a village called Mmafefe and moved to the city through the power of education. One of her best traits is self-sacrifice. She intends on using her artistic talents to promote a cause. more…

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