What A Broken Heart
Poems From The Brokenhearted
Inside my heart is aching
Just too much breaking
How could it bend so far?
I can not believe,
You broke my heart
Only you can help it mend
Everything that has happened,
You are the one,
Who made it bend
With your heart
Can you clearly see,
What you have done?
With your eyes
What you were closed off to before?
And in your mind,
No longer in a bind,
Can you understand that
You need to have my back
As I have yours?
If you can not have me
As I have you
This life as we know it,
Is through
About the Creator
Amanda J Mollett
First, and foremost I am a mom…always . I am a proud mom of a graduate & artist. I am a author/writer and a journalist. I have multiple certificates in journalism and various writing certificates such as novel writing and creative writing.
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