Moving On Poems - Page 3

41. He Almost

• By Rayna R Palacios
• Published by Family Friend Poems June 16, 2023 with permission of the Author.

I ask, why did you want to damage me?
My aching heart felt it all with blunt force.
So sad how you acted out savagely.
What's even worse is you had no remorse.

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42. I Am Free

• By Samantha Camargo
• Published by Family Friend Poems January 2022 with permission of the Author.

Your name is just a name now.
Memories no longer rush back,
pouring through my body,
flooding my mind, drowning my

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43. When You Cross My Mind

• By Lauren Bowman
• Published by Family Friend Poems May 2021 with permission of the Author.

When you cross my mind,
my stomach no longer crisscrosses itself.

When that song comes on,

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44. Moving On Was Never Meant To Be Easy

• By Floribel
• Published by Family Friend Poems September 2020 with permission of the Author.

Moving on was
never meant to be easy.
It will hurt, it will be painful,
it will be exhausting,

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45. Just One More

• By Marcia A. Newton
• Published by Family Friend Poems November 18, 2023 with permission of the Author.

Just one more look to remember you by.
One more kiss before we say goodbye.
Just one more smile to remember your charms
while caressing you with loving arms.

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46. When You Left

• By Lauren Bowman
• Published by Family Friend Poems February 2021 with permission of the Author.

I thought it was your light
that kept me,
that guided me,
but when you left and the darkness came,

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47. Can I Really Love Anything?

• By Lisa E. Sheroan
• Published by Family Friend Poems April 1, 2024 with permission of the Author.

Can I really love anything?
My home, my life, the fantasy?
What trouble will it bring,
If I can't love anything?

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48. Hopeful

• By Ebony J. Frampton
• Published by Family Friend Poems December 8, 2023 with permission of the Author.

I wake up
Once again I feel the pain in my chest
Like something is missing
Like I am drowning.

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