
Seeking answers where there’s none
Wanting to believe
Wanting to accept the lessons
Learned at my grandmother’s kneeShow me, let me see the wounds
Let me feel the punctures
Will that convince, will that
Let me lie in the grotto, listening to the scraping of stoneI can’t hear the angels’ voices
The breaking of my heart
Drowns out the seraphim
I wanted to believeI was yours
You filled me, made me glad
You gave me my heart’s desire
Then broke it, shatteredI cried out
Why did you forsake me
Why did you abandon me
When I needed you mostI believed in you
Did you ever believe in me
* Submitted for Amy’s ‘Five-Minute Breakfast Poems.’
Battle for my soul
No victors, simply losers
No spoils to divide

* Haiku Friday is hosted by Lou at LouCeeL.

Oof.
That was brilliant.
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We most certainly believe in you, Tara R. Bravo!
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Beautiful
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Wow, Mama. This is absolutely beautiful. And I love the photo, too!
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Happy Easter, Tara. Lovely poem – powerful. Lovely Haiku, meaningful. Lovely heart and mind that wrote all that.
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Powerful stuff. Love the pic, too 🙂 Happy Easter, Tara.
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