She stood by the window
And waited for her hero;
All while wondering where it all went wrong
For he was like her favourite slow song.
She waited and waited in vain
At least to meet his glare in fury and disdain.
He was imprinted on her brain
For forgetting the image of him made her insane.
With bated breath she looked out for him
Filling the pot of expectation to the brim.
She would’ve ran into his arms at his beck and call
But oh boy! He would brush her off like some lone mothball.
He had assured her he would come;
To get all glum-bum not scum.
That he was madly in love with her
And make love and purr.
‘Let’s have all fun in the world’, he said
‘I’ll wed and bed you on our twin-bed’.
But he did not keep his word and come as promised
And she realized that her heart bled for the shithead.
‘Waiting for you is like waiting for rain in the desert;
Futile, stupid and disappointing’, she blurt.
And walked away from the windowsill
Throwing off the suicide pill.
This post is for Day 19 of UBC and Daily Chatter
The lady’s frustration of waiting endlessly expressed very well in the poem!Nice one Shalini!
Means a lot, Subha. Glad you liked. ?
Oh no. . Story of my life. ..
That’s sad to hear. But it did help you grow as a person, didn’t it Bikram? They say, you’ve not lived if you’ve not broken your heart at least once. ?
Too bad, I’m 19 days late. But, next time I’m surly gonna connect
Very nice poetry-??
Thank you. I’m glad we connected! ?
Another good one..keep writing more poems 🙂
Thanks, Deepa. I will try to. ?
Thank God she threw away the suicide pill.Story poems I love.Strong women I adore.
Yup. No heartbreak is worth the loss of a life. Thanks, Amrita.
You got me hooked. Brilliant story weaved and stroking the soul and every nerve.
Thanks, Vishal. Glad you liked.
Can’t comment on your blog because of a WP glitch but wanted to tell you how I appreciate the fact that your broken hearted heroine ditched the sleeping pills. No amount of heartache is worth the hassle of suicide
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Lovely story in a poem form. Loved the end the most.
Thanks Ami ?
Ooooh I’m glad she walked the other way 🙂
? Thanks for dropping by, P
I am glad she survived! Beautiful.
Thanks, Neha.
Good lord! This was sensuous and amazing, Shalz. The wait, love, and denial beautifully portrayed. At the beginning, I thought of it as something else altogether, given your style of writing. I assumed it would be a story of return and love you know. 😉
Lol. That would be so typical of me, hain naa!! But yes, magical endings are only in books and movies. ? thanks for your encouraging words, love!
I can feel the pain in your poem. Great post !!!
Thanks dear Vasantha. You are always encouraging! ?
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