I was there for you
Even at this historic juncture in your life
Buzzed in to your second safest place
For if there was any sanity
Or this was God’s world
With me would be your first.
I remember wondering where this could lead
Hoping it could save you.
It never occurred to me
You would end us.
It never occurred to me.
I think how I couldn’t see that coming
And I wonder if I should have been there
Without you.
But the dark hand waved over us
Until we were through.
I was not the only one
Who couldn’t see your future.
Like the doctors
I thought it was with me.
When your freedom came
You used it to give me mine.
It was the last thing I wanted
At the time.
But now I’ll take this freedom
And call us even.
I'm not sure if this was written about a friend or a spouse or an ex-spouse....but you have written this with power and feeling and depth...and happily, if we're smart...we move on...to a better place in what is to be rest of our lives.
Yeah. I know about these sentiments, John. Sadly. It's life I suppose. You touched a nerve here. Love and peace,
Regis
Reviewed by Vesna Perkovic (Reader)
Reviewed on November 11, 2006
I was there for you
Even at this historic juncture in your life
I found myself at many junctures of my friends' lives but..even if I was they never appreciated it..was it because it was taken for grnated?..hmm..I dunno..just dunno..
Oh well..life is strange isn't it John?
We may lose another, but we never truly lose ourselves. In the end, we will always find the strength to go forward. I wish you the best, as your heart heals. Writing can be the poet's best therapy; I speak from my own insight.
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Regis
Even at this historic juncture in your life
I found myself at many junctures of my friends' lives but..even if I was they never appreciated it..was it because it was taken for grnated?..hmm..I dunno..just dunno..
Oh well..life is strange isn't it John?
poignant write..
Vesna
Good luck and best wishes.
Jill
Love Tinka
Lot of 'em,
Tami