Dying embers

welcome to neopoet, it is such a pleasure to read new poets to the site,
Ahh, lost love, and the search for the freshness of a new love. You have depiced the emotions of the search so well. Yet you wrote it not as a lost but as looking toward the next encounter with the beginning of it's innocents.
You truly do not need all the question mark, because from the three line the question of moving on takes hold of the poem, you move into it effortlessly. One suggestion to give it more power in my view, but let me say it's your poem. this is just my opinion. I would have staged it like this:
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My fingers coarse,wrinkled and aged
Slithered over the warm smooth skin of my lover
Light shafted in through the cracks in the curtains
All my emotions untethered like a wildhorse on the prairie

Yet the love splintered in a thousand pieces
After a timeless embrace
Love had departed
The light had eternally been extingushed
Was this restless fixation forever lost
Or was the embers still burning deep inside
Should my love endure
Or was it time to search
For a new and innocent love

It's a pleasure to meet a very fine poet as yourself

Eddie
PS. if you have any questions feel free to ask.
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a warm Neo welcome to you, a pleasure to see a new face

my only suggestion for this work would be to use line breaks to shorten your sentences

each thought is a new line for example:
My fingers, coarse, wrinkled with age
slithered over the etc etc etc

your first line is an excellent lead in
you can look this up
in free verse punctuation is optional

Chrys

Welcome to neo poet! May you find a home for your poetry here. I have but one suggestion:

in this line: "Or was the embers still burning deep inside?" change (was) to (were)

I like your title and language usage. The poem flows well from one line to the next. My favorite lines are:

All my emotions untethered like a wildhorse on the prairie
Yet the love splintered in a thousand pieces after a timeless embrace

great imagery. Don't be afraid too respond to the comments you receive. And don't be afraid to make comments on other poets work. Most of all enjoy the site.

always, Cat

but what does it come down to? Spreading our seed.

Nicely written, I look forward to some more complex themes.