End of a Wedding Night
SILENCE Poem is based on the feeling of getting in my car at the end of a wedding night.
Soft stillness settles from the hum that lingers in my mind,
Isolation sits in the car with me as I begin to drive,
Love and loneliness find a place to combine,
Ending a night, The adrenalin fall from feeling so alive,
Noting all the moments that lead to their I do's until I die,
Creating scenarios, where a Groom could be mine,
Escaping the commotion to drive home alone in silence, at the end of a wedding night.
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Rilee Arey
I am a professional life romantizer, with a heart that feels everything deeply. I am a moment collector through words and the ways around us.
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in love with your poems
You convey such a feeling of loneliness and maybe regret that permeates your poem. It is both lovely and haunting in its intensity.