By The Winner by piemzay at Inkitt

Summary

In the poem "By the Winner," the speaker expresses their profound grief and longing for a lost love. The speaker's emotional turmoil is evident in the vivid imagery employed, with phrases like "brightened", "wither", "and long for" conveying their deep sorrow. The repetition of certain phrases, such as "I cry and think" and "My beautiful darling", emphasizes the speaker's unwavering devotion to their lost love. The poem's tone shifts to one of bitterness and despair as the speaker curses their former lover for not reciprocating their affections. They lament the loss of their shared past, wishing for a chance to relive the joy and happiness they once experienced together. The poem concludes with a poignant realization that things will never be the same again. The repetition of the word "never" underscores the sense of finality and the speaker's acceptance of their irreversible loss. Overall, "By the Winner" is a moving and poignant exploration of love and loss. The poem's raw emotions and vivid imagery capture the essence of heartbreak, making it relatable to anyone who has experienced the pain of losing a loved one.

Genre: Romance

Author: piemzay

Status: Complete

Chapters: 1

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 16+

By the Winner

By the winner, I write you a poem, And I think about throwing myself under this road.

Your smile brightened my days, and now, God, I wish you would never see the light of day. I curse you because you are not mine, but I would give anything If you would pass by my house again.

Your beauty is worthy of a princess, and my soul Withers and longs for you. I walk the streets of the white city and I ask myself, darling, will we ever see each other again?

At the place where two rivers intersect, I cry and think how I will be without my beauty.

My beautiful darling, we have parted, and nothing more Will be like it used to be.