Why do love songs always end in tears?
Why does change initially fill us with so many fears?
Why does our loved ones have to go?
Why, oh why do they leave us without their special comfort and love?
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Many questions goes unanswered yes, love songs always ends in tears either they departed us with sweetness or may be departed with bitterness. yes, once the song was there which will be again heard in New Beats. Beautiful write and fantastic flow make it ever beautiful read. Loved it.
In literature tragedy has always dominated. Sweetest are the songs that end in tears.
Your amazing Hazel. I feel our hearts are from the same shelf. Thank you for being so giving.
Where love is true not just a fleeting treat, But a lifelong bond, As we now live happily on our street.........Yes, love is true but true love is eternal. It is a lifelong bond, nicely and aptly presented by you. Best poem I enjoyed.
Where love is true not just a fleeting treat, But a lifelong bond, Very powerful lines. Superb
New beat for a new song Just from the traditional band skies in the sky And dances in the soft mist.- so beautiful penning
For me this is a great poem about being brave enough to change and so find love - marching to a new beat with a step different from those around and climbing the high fence. My favourite lines which could stand alone as a quote are: 'Change is about releasing the old And looking forward with a heart so bold' A great read for anyone needing a spot of bravery to find love.
Yes, continue to live in a land of happiness where love is not a fleeting treat, but a life long bond! A song of love's fulfillment! Enjoyed!
Where love is true not just a fleeting treat, But a lifelong bond, As we now live happily on our street. A sweet lovely song.
I believe you and I are very fortunate Hazel. We do not request anything but a new beat. We have climbed many mountains and appreciate the simplest things. We do often ask WHY, yet really, we know the answers. Adore your work.
Why do love songs always end in tears? Thanks for sharing this poem with us.