Written by Lady Jude
Don’t look back
On a stormy night in June
She’d fled down the pathway
The wind sweeping her hair back
Running into gale force winds
Holding back her tears
Into the lonely night she ran
His fists had flung at her
In terror she fled
Lost in a world of grief
She never once looked back
Copyright Lady Jude 2008
Poetry 
Greetings Jude, It’s hard sometimes not to look back, but we must always remember to stay in the now, so we have something to look back and ahead too. Wonderful blog.
Beautiful, u blogs looks so nice…love the background and music…
Beautiful…I like the background, yours look so beautiful, love the music…xx
Written with plenty of emotion. Being with an absuer can be like wading hip deep in quicksand while demons whip you and tell you you’re stupid. Really a Dante’s Inferno of all 9 circles at once. This woman was lucky to have escaped with her life. No doubt the road ahead of her will be scary and unsettled, but it won’t be like that forever.
Wonderfully written.
Straight to the point dear friend , so much said in so few words yet all is clear to read ,I understand fully the hurt and emotions within the words and I read the words as they apply to both male and female.
Ian aka Emu
Lovely poem, Lady Jude
It has come to a point that one decides ..never look back. it’s extremely difficult but one has to move on. xoxo~connie
Dramatic and to the point, Lady Jude, no point in looking back. The end..Great read my friend. xPenx
This poem really got me.. you captured that moment when you know there’s no going back.. the feelings and emotions evoked by such an event… I love the new music too.. beautiful… 🙂
Have a magical day…
Big hugs!
Jen.xxx
Sometimes we have to have the courage not to look back. So many in life want to Flee and yet still face Their Daily Terror..
A sad but true reflection and Like Beth says different. But one I liked very much Lady J..
Love and Blessings sent your way.. 🙂
Heavy burdens, heavy decisions … sometimes it is not as easy to just walk away … Love you forever, sista … c.
This one is different. I like it very much.
Hugs,
Beth