This is How the Buddha Would React, Right?
I'll live. We'd both agree to that,And one would find it welcome news.
The other? Difficult to say. I saw
Her, bent, below. She had her
Suitcase, and she hailed a cab.
She glanced up, toward this
Darkened room, but didn't wave.
She disappeared. I returned from
Work one day to find what she
Had left behind was gone. She
Didn't leave a note. She took
The money in the jar, and
Smashed the glass that covered
That old photograph of her
And me embracing on a
Mountain peak. It's evident
Our love is dead. It doesn't
Matter. Nothing does. She'll
Be forgotten soon enough,
And, anyway, I'll live.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2011-11-24 at 00:41
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