From Yesterday

by Christie   Dec 23, 2006


From yesterday she chooses,
What she wants to hear,
Believing that there are no lies,
Yet nothings ever clear.

From yesterday she finds it,
Hard to face today,
Crying from his untold silence,
Corrospondence if she may.

From yesterday she realised,
That she is so confused,
No matter how hard she tries,
It seems she'll only lose.

On yesterday, she thought she'd known,
Exactly what to do,
Not realising that what hurts the most,
Is the cold and lonely truth.

© Christie 2006

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  • 17 years ago

    by Willow

    I toltaly love this poem.
    my fave part is:
    "Not realising that what hurts the most,
    Is the cold and lonely truth."

    i can so relate to this sentence. i really love ur work.love willow xxoo

  • 17 years ago

    by Flying Phoenix

    Full of despair this poem captures exactly what it was meant to do. Stunning writing there, I was taken in by those words.

    XxX

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