You Know, Whats-his-name
Goodbye, I say, but not aloud, as I haveSaid hello so often, said so many other
Things, but never once aloud. I watch her
Circled by her friends, who smile and
Chatter. Some are crying. She exchanges
Kisses, hugs. I haven't seen her look
This way, and, if she did, what would
She see? The man, at once, both near
And far, who wouldn't speak, who
Couldn't speak, and, thus, stands
Mute, beyond the circle, wishing her
Goodbye.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2014-08-21 at 00:11
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