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Poor Heart
by Liana Margiva
Friday, April 04, 2008
Rated "G" by the Author.

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Poetry by Liana Margiva


 

After meeting the loved one

The heart was exploding with bliss

Mere moments have passed

And it looked up at heavens

Querying silently the Creator

“Is this all I deserve from you?”

 

Sneered grimly as it has sought

The Rose of Life far and wide

But instead it run into a weed

Feeling sorry for him, it was trapped.

Having absorbed the misfortunate one,

It committed itself to a life of misery.

 

It knew not of the volcano of sickness

In the brain of the loved one,

Which was dormant but had

Random eruptions

During those four long, joyless Springs

Depraved of light and harmony.

 

The poor heart was taken prisoner:

It was mourning and grieving,

And breaking into tiny pieces

From the unbearable pain.

 

Through burning tears

It pleaded with Almighty for freedom,

But would not admit that it was

In love with a madman.

 

Oh, how it wished that it had known

That he was a madman, a liar and a cheat

Before falling in love with his empty case,

Then someone’s pain would not have penetrated so deep

And suffering would not have lasted.

 

Oh, poor heart, please forgive your fortune

For not protecting you from ardent passion,

From fires of Hell where you were set ablaze

Until the time had come for suffering to end

At Prophet’s will.

 

For four long, despondent Springs

When trees not bloomed

And flowers not budded

You dragged your days

In misery garden

And Ocean was so still,

Having passed on to you

Its raving wrath.

 

The sun warmed not the air

And freshness was amiss

In morning dew.

All that was heart’s old life

Was gone for evermore

Like nightmare’s brief descent.

 

Behold the poor heart

Which solitude embraced

And thought of Love

Like of a madman’s dream.

 

 

 

               BY  LIANA MARGIVA

 

 

          Translated from Russian by ANATOL KARDIUKOV




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Reviewed by Diana Wiles 1/20/2009
Oh but for the benefit of hindsight...A true lament of broken hearts and dreams..very poignant and dramatic... Superbly written..

Love, Diana
Reviewed by Robert Sheridan 10/16/2008
Hi Liana,

Exceptionally written . . . well-done - Bravo!


Best regards,

Lance
Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper 6/13/2008
Oh my goodness! This is such a poignant write, so sad and filled with pain. It reminds me of my latest book, "Dark Depths of Love" where Dr. Heather O'Neal married a corporate tycoon and learned all too soon she had married a man with layers of childhood abuse that was embedded in all his actions.

Your poem is a terrific write.
Reviewed by Lois Christensen 6/8/2008
Emotionally saddened my. Not very pleasant to absorb either, but Poor Heart you are not set free, free as the wind the ocean and all nature is. Live with no regret and carry on into eternity. God Bless You.
Reviewed by OnepoetGem * 5/28/2008
gave me a chill and a thrill at the same time my dear, sort of gripped my senses, :-)
Reviewed by Dawn Wilson 5/20/2008
So much emotion displayed in this sad write. Beautifully written!
Reviewed by Axilea Uzumcuoglu 4/29/2008
Brilliant sadness, you put endless suffering on a stage
to turn it into art.

Axilea
Reviewed by Robert Blackwell 4/14/2008
There is a great depth of emotion in this offering. It was very saddening.
Reviewed by George Carroll 4/14/2008
Great metaphors in a very sad and poignant write.
Reviewed by Jill Eisnaugle 4/9/2008
This is a deep poem, filled with deep emotions.
Well done, Liana.

Jill
Reviewed by MaryGrace Patterson 4/8/2008
Unbearable pain in this poem. It touches the soul with its profound bleakness..........M
Reviewed by Michelle Mead 4/8/2008
This was almost like a Greek myth with all its emotion, intensity and a touch of the other world, excellent.
Reviewed by Regis Auffray 4/7/2008
A sad but most compelling poetic account, Liana. Thank you for sharing it. Love and best wishes to you,

Regis
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader) 4/5/2008
much hurt in this write, indeed...
Reviewed by Georg Mateos 4/5/2008
One can feel another's sadness, one can hear another's sadness but what one can't do, is to take that trembling heart, wash it with those falling tears and then guard that "poor heart" inside our own.
A most remarkable poem with shadow between lines.

Georg
Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan 4/5/2008
there is much to this tale--i enjoyed it
Reviewed by John Leko 4/4/2008
...painful pen of passion in darkness...and of ones heart broken...become fallen lava...overflowing pain...hidden behind flowers with no life.
beautifully written poetry of silent loss Liana...
John
Reviewed by Rose Rideout 4/4/2008
Such a shame that so many hearts still fall in love with a madman before they realize it is all wrong. Thank you for sharing such a deep write Liana.

Newfie Hugs, Rose


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