Karma

by Jessica Wheeler

He said he was head over heels,
Right from the first moment we met.
But he couldn't quite seal the deal,
I constantly played hard to get.

I'd give him a glimmer of hope,
Then ditch at the drop of a hat.
Until, at the end of his rope,
He stopped, called it quits just like that.

It dawned on me right then and there,
That we were a match made in heaven.
I told him there’s love in the air,
He said he would be here by seven.

It seems I was right to assume,
That we were two birds of a feather.
For now that I'm over the moon,
He's suddenly under the weather.

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Idiom Poetry writing prompt entry

Writing Prompt
Write a poem that features or studies an idiom or series of idioms. Your poem can be rhyming or free verse. An idiom is an expression that presents a figurative, non-literal meaning attached to the phrase. Such as: Under the Weather. Highlight your idiom or Idioms by making them Bold put them in Italics or both.

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Karma

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