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 Apr 2014 Claire Elizabeth
Coral
Heavy breathing
Trembling knees
In the darkness
I could not see


Eyelash to cheek
Hearts heavy and weak
*In the darkness
I could not leave
and i wish
(every morning)
that it will
become easier.
"stop missing him,"*
i whisper to myself
as i try to wash
your name
out of my mouth;
bathe my body
from your touch
and cleanse my soul
from your love.
You always told me
I'd move on first
You were wrong
Twice
You said that
If we fell apart
I'd move on
That I'd
Be happy
You were wrong
You told me
That we were
Gonna have a future
Together
You were wrong
You told me
I was your dream girl
*You lied
I thought
If you left me
I'd hate you
Want revenge
And do stupid stuff
But instead of
Wearing those
Black see through *******
The only thing I want is you
And since I cant have you
I'll have our cat
And call her mine
Call her fatherless
And make her chubby
Because of my frustration
And hurt and my anger
And I will love her
As I love you
As if she was the product of us
Because in a way she is
Because every time
I look at her,
Hug her and cuddle
With her,
Every time she bites me
And eats ham
I think of you,
I think of us.
I hope one day you come back, at least for her.
It hurts
To even smile
In pictures
It's too fake.
I tried to take a picture with a smile
And all I could do was frown and give this weird fake smile. Agh it hurt.
since the first poet picked up pen
they have cried out to end war
all it takes it to see a single face
a woman sitting by the winters window
with the light of candle to guide his way home
for naught...he has fallen to the tomb
on some forgotten field where noble ideal clashed
but she still awaits him
looking into the camera with such sorrows as to rend my heart
her delicate eyes looked out
at me from the photograph creased with
time and miles
she was a soldiers wife
she held the the candle by the winters window
light the way home for him

in thouse eyes you can see the echoes of dancin with joys
in hay of barnyard and the ashes of thouse sweet dreams now long past
you can smell the bread fresh baked sunday mornin' with loves hand
now gone cold in the dust of empty homes cupboard
in thouse tender eyes you can see the hope each of us
holds so dear to the heart fading away in darkness

in thouse gentle eyes you can hear the souls shuffling off to
meet one another in fairest fashion on the avenues of glory
if i could reach back through the passing of time
and hold this young woman's hand
comfort even in some small part
but i fear words fail me and my strength wanes
as i ponder the cost

if i could only tenderly take her hand
and give some measure of comfort
ease this burden
but time and miles has left a hundred years to the tale
and nothing yet has been learned
as today on the television a young man stretches
out his will on some foreign field  
to change his small world by force of arms
nothing yet has been learned
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