There’s a spot on my heart in an x-ray.
A little black dot, that is all.
Some claim that it’s just a shadow
while others say it’s a hole rather small.
Sure, my heart is broken, I know.
I feel its edges reminding me each day
that it still lives and thrives in me
even after you have gone away.
I smiled while remembering
the various times of our lives.
Hard to believe those times are over
at least, to your dreaming eyes.
There’s a spot on my heart...it’s broken.
It mourns for your own heart.
It cries over the day you left me
and it cries yet in my own art.
You didn’t look quite like yourself.
Your smile was filled with pure peace.
I waited for you to finally say something
and to put the silence at ease.
Your casket was quite beautiful
I’m sure that you would have approved
Everyone brought you flowers...
They brightened the wormwood.
I could feel you in the room laughing
over the fuss that we had made.
You were an angel right for the taking
and not a life that could have been saved.
Looking back lovingly and keeping a part of you open to cherish long gone memories bringing what was back to life. This piece is filled with a love to span eternity....
Sweet pain of love and loss but yet never completely gone, and yes I have felt that black spot on my own heart, even felt it a few times, but somehow the heart reseals itself and moves on just as those we loved would want us to.
Each person is but a grain of sand resting beside the sea. This thought sets the tone for Jill Eisnaugle’s latest poetry collection, Beside Still Waters.
Be always safe,
Karen
Cryssa
Fee
Regis
(((HUGS))), love and prayers - I'm sorry for your loss. :( Painfully expressed sadness -
Karla.