Here’s a short poem from 1996 about the end of a relationship.
Leaving
Now that you’re leaving
I can’t stop this heart of mine
From grieving
Now that you are leaving
I wonder is it anyway to change your mind
Now that you are leaving
I will miss you all the time
I cherished all the times we shared
Now that you are leaving
I wonder if you ever really cared
I wonder where you will be
Now that you are leaving
It will be only me
Now that you are leaving
I have already begun grieving.
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Karen Brown is a writer, blogger, poet and editor. She wrote her first short story in second grade and her first poem in fourth grade. She enjoys classic movies, most kinds of music, television shows about real life crimes, photography and cooking. She is a mother to cats and an accidental magnet to any cat that wanders through her neighborhood.
Karen Brown published her first book of poetry in March of 2021. It contains poetry written this year and is available as an e-book or paperback on Amazon. She published her second poetry book in August 2021.
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