Broken Bridges

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This webpage is a poem titled "Broken Bridges" about the difficulty of rebuilding trust and relationships.

Abstract

The poem "Broken Bridges" by Sana Rose is a metaphorical exploration of broken relationships and the challenges of rebuilding trust. It uses the imagery of broken and burnt bridges to convey the idea that trust is easy to break but hard to rebuild. The poem suggests that broken relationships make us reconsider our own thoughts and feelings, and that burnt bridges remind us of the pain and destruction that can be caused by broken trust. The poem ends with the author's copyright and a link to her website.

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The poem suggests that broken relationships can make us reflect on our own thoughts and feelings.
It implies that broken trust can cause pain and destruction, and that rebuilding trust is a difficult process.
The poem uses vivid imagery to convey its message, such as the image of broken bridges and burnt bridges against the sunset sky.
The poem is written by Sana Rose, an award-nominated novelist, poet, physician, counseling professional, freelance writer and mom based out of Kerala, India.
The poem is accompanied by a link to the author's website and her social media profiles.
The poem is copyrighted by the author in 2020.

Trust is easy to break, but hard to rebuild

Broken bridges make you reconsider the waters underneath, the vast sky above you, the clouds in your mind and the leftover pegs still trying to hold you back.

Burnt bridges against the sunset sky remind you of fires that can go haywire, of wildfires that vandalize hearts that deserve better, of a phoenix unable to rise from ashes of remnants that have not burned down well.

POETRY | RELATIONSHIPS

Broken Bridges

Trust is easy to break, but hard to rebuild

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