I love him and I miss him so very much. If I could I would build a shrine to him but all I have are my feelings and my words...




Anguished Self

There are dead spots in my brain
Those places that cannot feel
They hold the tears of rain
Then overflow but never heal

I am lost among the hollies
Pricked by the touch of the leaves
The red of those poison berries
Cause my feelings to heave

Bursting without a warning
Sobs gush in spite of my will
These days in gray ash mourning
Are impossible to live with or kill

They are just what they are
Not limited by time nor place
This sadness is stronger by far
Than the look you see on my face

Grief cannot be restrained
Nor can it be placed upon a shelf
It cries out in the depths of pain
Revealing the anguished self

So forgive me if I write too much
About the love that we once shared
I am so lonely for his tender touch
He showed me the ultimate care

In every poem he wrote for me
And in those we wrote together
He loved so full and eternally
He made my life so much better

I think of him and our precious time
My dreams are troubled and real
I look at his picture and say, 'you're mine'
For death will not my love steal.





Poetry by Kathy Lockhart
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Written on 2008-06-13 at 05:35

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Arti
If grief could sing, it would be a requiem.
If love can grieve like the heart does, it would be a poem - this poem.
2008-06-14


Amna Ehsan
oh sad lady! i know how painful is to engulf the longings of love. we're not, atleast i'm not fed up with your love carols because i better understand that what we write is the what we think and feel.
so write to your heart's extent, we read, listen and understand because we all here share some thing same.
love,
amna
2008-06-13