Found



A fair heart once found
In a place of darkness and fear
Sought a peace
That could only come from love

A fair heart once hurt
From a lover's betrayal
Sought to hurt
That would only ease his own pain

A fair heart once broken
From a lack of hope
Sought a truth
That should be found in another

A fair heart once lost
From a broken heart
Sought a dream
That could bring him joy and happiness

A fair heart once sad
From an unknown fate
Sought to love
That would make him complete

A fair heart once cried
For he lost himself
Sought to live
That would change his ways

He learned to live
He learned to love
A fair heart he was and is
He is found

About this poem

This poem is about my husband

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Written on February 18, 2018

Submitted by Kfoxy1411 on May 14, 2024

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Scheme AXXB CXCX XXXX XXXX XXBX XXDX DBXA
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 649
Words 143
Stanzas 7
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4

Kristy Evans

My name is Kristy. I am 31 years old. My husband and I lost our son. I try to find ways to deal with my grief and loss. more…

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  • PCBGirl
    I love your insight. You knew what he thought he wanted and you knew what he needed. True love is patient and kind.
    LikeReply10 days ago
  • RonaldBunch
    Great flow. Beautiful poem of healing.
    LikeReply10 days ago
  • JdeLorenzo08
    Nice work, beautifully written, I to also write poetry as a healing mechanism since I was young. It's been a great outlet for me as well.
    LikeReply12 days ago
  • Symmetry60
    Excellent piece of writing, Kristy. Lucky man to have a woman as talented and caring enough to write about him.
    LikeReply13 days ago
  • Dmitry1990
    It's really wonderful
    LikeReply13 days ago
  • kem330
    Powerful poem that depicts healing and ultimate fulfill essential in a simply beautiful way.
    LikeReply13 days ago
  • Vixility
    This sounds like a very tough and arduous journey—a journey whose end brings him well deserved happiness. Nice piece.
    LikeReply13 days ago

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