Nightmare
When you look down at your child
Laying in a casket of blue
And your heart screams out in pain
Wishing so bad it was you
Knowing the angel laying there
So innocent and free from sin
The agony of tears you cry
Will never bring her home again
Nightmare
Crouched in a corner all alone
Scared of footsteps on the stair
Knowing if you open your eyes
His shadow will be lurking there
A scared little child laying cold
And crying on the floor
His fears never goes away
As his Dad stands at the door
Nightmare
Just one more drink and I will stop
Just another sip of red wine
You can't take it from me, friend
This is the only thing that's mine
My demons torture me
Swimming in the bottom of my glass
As it burns it's way down
I wonder who will have the last laugh
Nightmare
Smelling the stench of bodies
And the ever constant sounds of war
Wondering if your wife and kids
Will understand what you died for
He's fading away as he knows
He's lost what's left of the race
Her photograph falls to the ground
As his life's blood covers her face
Linda,
Heavy trials in this poem. The realism is scary, and I wish no one had to go through these things. The first part reminds me of my friend at work who lost her son two years ago. It's true what they say about parents never getting over a child's death. Deeply written work here. Love and Hugs,
Sheila
This is gut wrenching Linda, but a reality for to many, thank you for putting the word out...And being a voice for those who do not have a voice...
In Christs Love
Michelle~
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Heavy trials in this poem. The realism is scary, and I wish no one had to go through these things. The first part reminds me of my friend at work who lost her son two years ago. It's true what they say about parents never getting over a child's death. Deeply written work here. Love and Hugs,
Sheila
You have created a masterpice statement here that says so much and makes one feel and see all the night,ares of humanity.
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
Great eye!
Rockie
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
In Christs Love
Michelle~