by Elizabeth Wartemberg
Dear England, you were never close to my heart
Dear Britain, you were never a close friend
Echo Echo...
All the times we laughed together and spoke
of dreams we could achieve
There was so much we could perceive
Echo Echo...
Snap – I hear the tearing of a branch...
A tearing of my heart
We must soon depart
Echo Echo
Of all the times I cried – I cried alone
I never cried with you...
I cried alone – I cried on my own
Echo Echo
...now we must depart...
Echo Echo Echo...
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ABOUT THE POET ~
I come from a family of writers. I took up a few classes in poetry at the university of Greenwich but decided to later divert to a social science class at university. My poems are basically a collection of poetry based on post-structuralism and the nature of society we live in today. This versatile set of poetry not only portrays the harshness of the society that we live in today, but it also reveals the hidden boundaries of depression that many are facing today and fail to admit. This is a must read and a gateway to starting a new and better lifestyle, especially if you are an adventurous type of person., Full name: Elizabeth Wartemberg, Pen names: E.Right, Zela Berg, Credentials: BA Broadcastinng dipl/Foundation degree in social sciences/Certified life coach., Poetic Style/Format: Contemporary/Free verse
Last updated September 14, 2022