I Watched Her Leave

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I listened to her recede from our love nest.

When she’d given me the Miss Dump treatment
A heart’s fruit of a holy love rejected
That love I have always had it dejected
Cheri, my soul has never been so dark
Heartbroken, into the silver love sea sun sank
Everything within me came to a stand still
Death of a love I’d thought it never will.

Hours later her silent voice in me echoed
Ethereal reality of it overwhelmed mine heart
Realms of once sweet life seemed so cruel.

Like an artillery salvo she had startled me
Especially by her cold silent voice mute cacophony
And then I watched her figure shimmer away;
Vexed by her conduct since I’d done nothing
Everything now has turned to mere nonentity.

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