Paper Heart (Haiku)
Paper heart broken
Torn into little pieces
Annihilated
Torn into little pieces
Annihilated
Published by Charlene Collins
Charlene Collins is a retired licensed practical nurse from Bethlehem, Georgia. She has both career and personal experience with several types of physical and mental health conditions. First and foremost, Ch... View profile
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Post a Commentgood work! I checked out several of your Health articles, but no place to comment! Good work on those, too!
Good poem. Sorry I haven't commented in awhile. It stinks that H & W articles still don't allow comments when you write so many. I came over to comment on your spider story on my article. Ewwww! Haha That sounded awful! Now I have a new fear: hundreds of spiders hatching in my shower. Yikes.
Very nicely done. I love a good haiku
Very evocative!
A beautifully expressive work of poetry. Thanks!
Very powerful Haiku, well done!
For some reason, this brought to mind Bobby Darin's wonderful song, Paper Roses
Been there. Get that!
oh my
Ouch!