A New Day

He told her he didn’t love her anymore.
She was silent.

He told her he had found someone else.
She sat there stunned.

He told her he had moved on.
She had tears in her eyes.

He told her she’d have to move out.
She was finally free.

He sneered.
She smiled.

Her eyes were brimming with tears – tears of relief and hope.
Her wounds would now get to heal.

He told her it was over.
She knew it was a new beginning.

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  • Noirfifre
    Posted at 21:57h, 23 November Reply

    The sucker did not realize that in his attempt to deal a lasting blow, she was thanking him, for at last she had the courage to move on. Good on you lady!

    • Wandering Soul
      Posted at 08:03h, 24 November Reply

      Thanks πŸ™‚ although I can’t figure out whether that picture is a spoiler or an add-on. Do the words give enough of a hint of the goings-on on their own? Or is it that picture what drives the message home ?

      • Noirfifre
        Posted at 14:13h, 24 November Reply

        Both drive the message but the image is powerful, especially with the size, it makes you stop and stare.

  • Ahmed
    Posted at 08:36h, 24 November Reply

    Every ending is a new beginning – Mitch Album

  • rosemawrites
    Posted at 10:56h, 25 November Reply

    Oh wow. This is such a short yet moving piece!

    • Wandering Soul
      Posted at 11:19h, 25 November Reply

      Thank you. took me a whole hour to come up with that one πŸ™‚

      • rosemawrites
        Posted at 02:40h, 26 November Reply

        Oh. But it’s definitely worth it because this is a great piece! πŸ™‚

  • blackcherriess
    Posted at 11:13h, 25 November Reply

    <3 this is beautiful. thank you for sharing!

    • Wandering Soul
      Posted at 11:18h, 25 November Reply

      Thank you for visiting and commenting πŸ™‚

  • ranu802
    Posted at 13:44h, 25 November Reply

    At least you are relieved which is a good thing. πŸ™‚

  • Vibrant
    Posted at 01:30h, 06 December Reply

    The picture is sad. The poem is great.

    Second last line has a typo πŸ™‚

    Love and light <3

    Anand πŸ™‚

    • Wandering Soul
      Posted at 01:45h, 06 December Reply

      You have a sharp eye! πŸ™‚ Thanks for pointing that out.

      • Vibrant
        Posted at 02:19h, 06 December Reply

        I have much sharper eyes I keep them not-so-sharp because friends get hurt. My brothers used to get 24-25 marks out of 25 in unit tests in school and I used to recheck their copies to give them only 10-12/25 I have had impeccable reputation for finding faults which I have curbed a lot by effort now πŸ˜€

  • MindandLifeMatters
    Posted at 18:00h, 02 February Reply

    And you say you are not into poetry!!

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