Welcome to Carol's Poems

Hello and welcome to my blog, here I will be posting some new poems plus a number of old ones that I've had published over the years.  I hope you enjoy them


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The End Of Love

This was published in 2002 in a book called The Language of Love She watched the end of love Abrupt as a storm in summer Loneliness of silence poisoned the air Like fog in the chill of winter. Memories taunted her tormented heart Waiting words he'd never known Kept concealed like snow in clouds Now she pined with her thoughts alone. Allowing shadows to creep Where once was colour and light Leaving herself the wishful green Of a cold and envious sight Truth entered and built itself A self-piteous altar of pain Where dreams as wishes that will not be Paint his face in her life once again Lives entwining suffocating themselves Fading with every heart beat Burning inside like molten rivers Freezing in the ice of grief copyright carol ann lewis 2019
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World Mental Health Day - a poem

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