I thought you’d eventually give it up. I never said I would. I thought you’d move past it or through it I never said I could.
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Poem: A Tiny Wooden Table NaPoWriMo #06
A tiny wooden table With a crocheted doily That fit the round top I took it home After she died I thought it would comfort me When I
Poem: Rub My Back
A wife loses her better half A son loses his dad Side by side, smiling Talking with visitors Every once in awhile Strong hands on mom’s shoulders Slow
Poem: Does the River Cry?
A thousand buckets of water In a flash Run by Gone But Does the river cry?
Poem: Unniversary …a Haiku
Unniversary The date, oh wait, no longer Grief strong, love stronger
Poem: Losing it All …a poem of grief for L'Wren Scott
The game of lifeIs one of moneyWe do our bestAnd roll the diceSometimes winning bigSometimes losing big But it is a game EmbarrassedIn debtWanting to pay what we
Poem: Swimming in Tears
Hot springs minerals Mix with my salty tears First stinging my eyes Then holding me up Each drop Soaking in Each drop A tiny buoy Each drop A
Poem: Falling Star
Does anyone say I Miss You To a falling star? – About the poem: Things and people were never mine to keep. Let me be happier blessed to
Poem: Her Smile
Her smile is her spirit meeting ours Her smile is the simple truth Her smile lingers in our hearts Her smile goes on Her smile .. About the
Sadness no, Crying yes
I don’t believe that sadness has much value, but I do like a good cry. I jotted this sentence, “It is with great, great, great sadness that I