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It's been a year since the water took you or the sky took you or you just went away. I don't know which but I know that you're gone. I remember the first time we met. I told you that your name sounded like it should be a character in Harry Potter. You knew just what I meant. Little did I know in that moment that you'd become one of the greatest characters I'd meet in my life. See here's the thing: I've always been scared of death. Of how it takes and never gives a single **** for what it leaves behind, for who it leaves behind. And now after another winter's passed I sometimes think of how I never got to thank you, Of how she never got to love you, Not fully and of how I can't seem to look at a river the same or how I don't think I ever will. I don't know how to write a eulogy, nor am I trying to But I also don't know how to say goodbye to that laugh of laughs or a soul that shone so bright. So here's a poem, Rup- A year late and a goodbye short.
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 12:02 AM UTC
Rupert
It's been a year since the water took you or the sky took you or you just went away. I don't know which but I know that you're gone. I remember the first time we met. I told you that your name sounded like it should be a character in Harry Potter. You knew just what I meant. Little did I know in that moment that you'd become one of the greatest characters I'd meet in my life. See here's the thing: I've always been scared of death. Of how it takes and never gives a single **** for what it leaves behind, for who it leaves behind. And now after another winter's passed I sometimes think of how I never got to thank you, Of how she never got to love you, Not fully and of how I can't seem to look at a river the same or how I don't think I ever will. I don't know how to write a eulogy, nor am I trying to But I also don't know how to say goodbye to that laugh of laughs or a soul that shone so bright. So here's a poem, Rup- A year late and a goodbye short.
emily-reardon
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 12:02 AM UTC
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