Remembering
- Carol Hall
- Oct 25, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 29, 2024
(written in response to a Writing Class prompt)
Your last look for ever will pursue me
though I sleep my soul crackles into life
at the remembrance, the desire,
and dies again, for you are not there
If I dream it will be to abandon you
to the past. So, quietly, I refuse to dream,
and wake and weep and sleep again
fearing to dream, but longing for your face
Nothing takes you away, nor brings you near
the heart of your quick mind whispers near
shrieks through my head with a wild shudder,
screaming a song of what should be and is not.
I do not wait and watch in expectation
I have no hope, but something in me lives
and that is you, and what you were to me
and are to me, and will be, and cannot be.
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