When a heart breaks
We see from wounded eyes
But what is really happening
You would be surprised
When our heart’s break
And earthquakes into millions of cracks
The expansion of your feelings
Open to expose the contrast parallax
Through craggy gaps and rifs
Our delicate pith soul is visible
Nor are our secrets hidden
But they are multiplied divisible
In hurt we grow outward
We expand to transcend
Exposure leaves us vulnerable
Pain causes us to overextend
The heart swells in emotion
Crackles the veneer in its distress
It doesn’t truly break
But it hurts nonetheless
Take all the hate and tragedy
That happens daily on this earth
Fault lines scar it’s crust
It also wears its cracks of genteel rebirth
The theory of everything,
don’t you see?
We are connected to it all
And we are the master keys
We must cleft
To learn and reach higher
Without those forces
We would never be inspired
We must live
And we must love hard
Even when we hurt
We must give regard
Our connection to all
And how this will shape
Our light source is laid bear
Our shade is undraped
We are more than just heartbroken
But fragile newborns
Given a chance to grow stronger
Our hearts are exquisit especially with scars adorn
~m
Don't You Forget About Me 
can i tell you this made me cry – and its early morning and i need to be somewhere and i feel you just described my heart better than any anatomy book! now i need to put more make up on!
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Awww… Big hugs* for you! I hate I ruined your makeup, but the connection I’m not sorry for. It helps knowing we have someone who can understand our hurting hearts. Even if they’re just words, they still touch us and heal. Hugs hugs and more hugs!
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Thank you for the hugs and don’t worry about the make up – I got tons of those – but hugs I don’t get many but appreciate the most. I liked the connection too -good to know someone understands and makes good of the hurts – blessed day/night to you.
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Sounds lile we’re kindred ‘make-up’ souls! 😉 I think we’d be sharing and trying each other’s lipsticks! Lol
Blessings to you!
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oh that sounds really fun and yes we would be doing that totally – it’s lovely to connect with you!
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I agree, it is lovely! You bring smiles everytime! 🙂
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
ORRT-ORT-ORT! VERY WELL-DONE, WITH AN A-B-C-B RHYME SCHEME. LOVE IT! 🙂
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You’re the best! ❤
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“Takes one to know one!” 😀
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I truly loved this and I really could connect to each and every word. Somehow when I write about pain I too work in the similar lines. I too make sure the endings have silviler lining 🙂 thank you for following I hope you like my posts 🙂
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hugs*
Thank you for your kind words, I’m so glad y found connection! 🙂
There’s a reason they call us ‘hopeless romantics’. We hold out for the magic and know there is a sliver lining just around the corner! We chose to believe we will be the winning underdogs! lol
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Lol 🙂 but you know I have a theory to that too. I guess sometimes it isn’t so bad to love someone who doesn’t love you. It just shows how much love there is which is almost unconditional, unless we sulk about not having loved back :). So someday when the love remains and the need for getting back goes away it probably one of the purest form of love. 🙂 Of course one should move on though. A little weird theory but I guess I pull it off
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I believe we have similar theories!
If you’re like me, you’ve tried ‘moving’ on? Only to be more miserable (and grouchy)than accepting and embracing the ‘what is’ fact. And that fact is- true love, even if not returned, is strong and existing through time. It’s not a bad thing to love. And having someone love us, or not love us back, doesn’t change its true form. It empowers us to love more and harder. 🙂
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I agree with you 🙂 while a part of your heart will always love the person it’s best to move on. Well I have moved on from my past relationships. So, let’s hope this time around I do too. However, this time moving on would mean getting on with life. I would prefer to not be in a relationship again but who knows what’s in store in future 🙂 wish you well and a wonderful day. Good night dear
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The second stanza is profound, exposing our bare souls, yes, and also exposing our connection to the universe. This was a painful delight to read.
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Thank you! 🙂
I wasn’t sure if was capturing our vulnerability is also our strength, but you saw it! Yay!
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