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Tag Archives: loss
Before You Go
Before you go, Sweep up my dignity. You see, I’ve thrown it away. It became irrelevant in your presence. Can I recapture it without looking in your eyes? What will I see reflected there? Yesterday’s letters expressed it plainly. Songs … Continue reading
Understated Love
REBLOG: Please don’t miss Paul’s beautiful poem. I miss Paul terribly. Take a moment and explore his blog and Archives. You will discover an amazing talent and a great loss. via Understated Love
Echoes And Beats — Heartstring Eulogies
“Can you hear the echo in my heart? It remembers everything we were.” Can you hear the echo in my heart? The one that reverberates instead of a beat, continuing to move blood through my veins. Can you sense the … Continue reading
Starlight
Moonbeams at my back I sweep stardust from my eyes Once inebriated with thirst with lust Now Firefly in a jar The once resplendent blaze feeble weak Longing for lustrous heavens To light the way home Chill of night permeates … Continue reading
A Beautiful Feeling — Heartstring Eulogies
“At last, I have set you free. Do you know how beautiful that feels?” The last words you ever said to me was, “Set me free.” It wasn’t something I expected, and it’s taken me so long to release the … Continue reading
The Clock… #Poetry — anita dawes and jaye marie
Please enjoy this darkly, moving poem. ❤ The Clock Time that never ends Ticking, beating out a rhythm That endless noise they say is silence My ears bleed, my mind screams Trying to remember The clock has blood on its … Continue reading
Kiss… #Poetry — anita dawes and jaye marie
Please enjoy this Beautiful piece of poetry ❤ Kiss My final chapter here at last Alas, I am no longer, I have passed. Let me tell you, the stories from above Are quite true. If you stick a pin in … Continue reading
