To my childhood friend, and my ex-husband
who died way too soon
When we parted, I said good-bye,
How was I to know how it was going to be
You were the love of my youth
It could no longer be you and me
We drifted apart, I found someone new
And you also found a love that was true .
Three children we created together
How was I to know it would be this way?
I never thought in a million years
That forever you would go away
The children mourn for their Dad
And no way on earth could I say of this I was glad!
Others say, He was your ex, what difference did it make?
My ex, but a friend of my youth, how could I be happy that you died?
I hear your guitar playing in my head
My emotions torn apart, missing you was something I didn’t intend.
Honest, true, and meaningful; I can relate to this. I have three children with my ex as well. Fortunately, we have always remained friends, even if we did grow apart as well. Love and best wishes to you, Mary.
I met Jerome on a busy city street in Baltimore, Maryland, when he was forty-five years old. On that particular day, I was out and about, enjoying a much-needed day off from work.
I wanted to purchase a sukiyaki sub. I parked my car in an area of
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I wish he were around to read what you have written so poignantly about your relationship.
Ron
Régis
Great longings in this poem!
Sandie