Tag: Loss

The littlest things remind me of you – a Poem


Grief is forever. It doesn’t go away; it becomes a part of you, step for step, breath for breath.

Jandy Nelson, The Sky Is Everywhere


Grief is weakness and strength; an ending and a beginning; a shattering and an anchoring; it is a journey without a predeterminable destination.

Wishing everyone happiness and light
and ending with a promise that the next post will be a joyous one…

Walled in, Left out – a Poem


There is a cost to every decision we make – there is gain, but also loss. How we find balance depends on factors that are different for all of us…


Cold
Aloof
Hiding
this Beleaguered heart
behind
Bitter walls
of Hostile Disdain

Safe
Heartbreak-free
Alone
Lonely
Floundering in
Deep oceans
of the Darkest Despair


Did I save my barely beating heart only to lose my soul?


Images courtesy Lukas (Cracked Stone) and Engin Akyurt (Silhouette Photo of Woman) on Pexels.com

If Silence could Speak – a poem


The silence
speaks to me
of things long gone
of times past recalling
of words spoken in a careless rush
to win, to hurt, to acquire

Aloud, so loud
the silence hurts my heart
it rakes its unforgiving nails
down an aching void
of regret and yearning
that drips down my face

Those banshee wails?
Is that the silence
full-throated in its censure?
Or is that me
calling for you?

pensive female standing near window in dark room
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