An Awkward Heartbeat



It was on this  day I discovered who you really meant to me
My voice went silent on me but heart kept beating ,saying it all
The words it spoke , you wondered
I only wished I could teleport my thoughts into your head
A kind of symphony where we could synchronize and master the art of love.
I’d be glad if we walked holding hands through the petals, singing a happily ever after
It was rather unfortunate that , you really didn’t understand how much you meant to me
And you had to let  me go
A total misinterpretation of me being a nuisance rather than a blessing
My heart couldn’t stop beating the rhythm in your name
My head hurt so badly; a thoughts explosion because i I went dumb and couldn’t let any word out
I was too scared to say , Cowardice.
And it was obvious how much You’d serve my heart to the crows if I offered to share with you
Maybe I truly had to understand
Maybe destiny had a grip on this
It wasn’t you and I
I had smiled and channeled energy on the wrong side
After all I didn’t belong here on your love planet
My good old lover , you’d become .
My love flag for you I was going to lower forever.
A murder mystery, as it will be , my love for you will be gone to soon
You and I , good memories that would fade in the end
It'll be sad story to tell one day, oh dear old lover
You’ll forever remain in my good books

About this poem

This poem is about two individuals with one deeply in love with the other, but the other doesn’t regard the love and takes it merely and so makes the growing relationship fails.

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Written on October 01, 2022

Submitted by meekderickagyeman08 on October 01, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABCDEFAGHIJKLMNOPQRFSTFU
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 1,359
Words 274
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 24

Meekderick Danso Agyeman

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