Some questions aren't meant to be answered, despite how much we thrive.
Great write.
- F

S
I am so glad you are back. Your writing is amazing as ever..

A million questions on your mind.. a wonderful start.. got me hooked in the first sentence.. what are these questions? Why do they all lead back to one person..
Then it talks about how you no longer talk to.. how you dont understand how they hate you so... this just poses more questions..

The next paragraph talks about how your still hung up on them.. how you didnt even kiss yet there was a moment between you? Im not sure.. just more questions..

Next you move onto how you feel you cant love (which may be true now - but only time will tell).. and how you have closed yourself off, yet are willing to open up for them..

Then you go on to talk about the memory (in your own way). And how even though you strugge with somethings this as stuck with you.. for so many years like a constant replay..

Then you go into how you cant control the thoughts.. and the only thing you can control is where you sleep.. how your still haunted by the memory each day..

Then you round it off with how these questions you have will never have an answer.. such a sad situation

Beautiful piece S.. honestly.. it comes from deep within your soul and almost as if you needed to let it all out..

Well done S.

Your turmoil is so tangible here S which is a testament to how well it's written. Well done! :-) x
=^.^=

Judging comment:

The turmoils of having a lost love turn into a wildfire is harsh and the poet portrays those feelings in this poem in a sad, beautiful way which kept me hooked onto it until the very end. Beginning the poem with a million questions and stating that they lead to this person and ending the poem by stating that those answers don't exist shows the great dilemma in love - everything is and everything's isn't present at the very same time - and conquering it is what can keep us going on. Beautifully written.