Breakup Poem by Albert Boima

Breakup



I think of another
Let my heart surrender
With pleasure under
To give and render
The lost me to the other
Which is not my wonder.
She professes to be tender
But she's not like a mother
'Cause she desires us to be over
Denying me to be her lifeblood lover.
I am now resolute to turn a blind eye to her
Even though she is brighter,
But I can trade her for the better
To forbear my life from the deceitful breaker

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
It is a heartbreaking poem in which the speaker reports on how his girlfriend or lover has decided to break-up with him. A lot is actually perceived in the poem.
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