My Fate Poem by Romeo Della Valle
My Fate
I have flown to the limitless skies
While bewitched by your bittersweet lies...
On you I placed my heart's desire and hope
But, instead, you betrayed my trust...
I offered you pure love but you played a game,
Making me look like a picture without a frame...
You designed that game and played it well,
Turning my life into a living Hell...
I learned the hard and painful way
To travel through my destiny's highway
Finding myself trapped in the shadow
And living in a world so narrow...
Now, laughing at what I thought I had lost,
I realize that you were not worth the cost...
Today, I try to bury my turbulent past
By reserving the best of me for last...
Hoping to find a fruit with a better taste,
In God's hands I leave my fate...
Gone are the worries and pain,
I am master of my own domain...
absolutely stunning.....I could feel such sad passion...thanks for your invitation to read, blessings..Deva
Your poem is impeccable written.I think that there a few poets in this world being capable to express the sorrow so well as you expressed it in this love poem.I like also the rhymes.Mari.
Heartbreak! Heartbreak! ! This is a lovely emotion purged out in a beautiful couplets.
Very good poem. I love the very positive ending. So much wisdom in this poem. So refreshing Very thoughtfully written. Excellent
Master of your domain... great tie up line to recognition that you are able to take your future and enjoy it and maybe hushing past pains under the rug...good luck in life and love... karen
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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11/22/2025 2:25:00 AM # 1.0.0
''I offered you pure love but you played a game, Making me look like a picture without a frame... You designed that game and played it well, Turning my life into a living Hell...'' thought provoking stanza of a beautiful poem, i love this.