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When I look at your picture on our wall Tears of love fill my eyes up to its brim. Drags my empty mind to the sobering day. On which I missed a portion of my heart. Crowds kept coming & going. Some wept their heart out. I could hear curses upon fate, for leaving  us alone. Spiritual hymns dissolved in air of despair. The sight of pale face made everyone frozen. I stared at my mother's corpse, as if I was seeing her for the first time. I leaned on to my dad's shoulder & held my sister in my arm. I tried to fill the gap consciously, but chords of insecurity wound around. Funeral services began Prayers and comforting songs filled the atmosphere. At last the time  came, which a child can ever ponder. It could not be put to an end, without a last kiss. My feet stumbled as I crossed her legs. On which  I stood to learn to walk. I loved the way she used to pat my head, when I lay on her lap. I wish to be back in her womb, because it was the most comfortable place I ever had been. I wanted to chuckle after biting her fingers, when she fed me delicious meals. I yearned to hear her heartbeat & feel the warmth of cuddling. I was dumbstruck when I saw her lips shut. Her voice whispered in my ear. I felt a soft caress on my nose, as she used to pamper by touching her nose on mine . My heart pounded with desire to see her eyes open & to have a gaze at me. I looked around for naughty things, to make her eyebrows raise. I touched on her forehead. My lips trembled with immense love. I bent down my head. It was like waves kissing the shore. I sensed a smile rippling on her face, as she always did when I kissed her.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 2:26 AM UTC
LAST KISS TO MY MOM
When I look at your picture on our wall Tears of love fill my eyes up to its brim. Drags my empty mind to the sobering day. On which I missed a portion of my heart. Crowds kept coming & going. Some wept their heart out. I could hear curses upon fate, for leaving  us alone. Spiritual hymns dissolved in air of despair. The sight of pale face made everyone frozen. I stared at my mother's corpse, as if I was seeing her for the first time. I leaned on to my dad's shoulder & held my sister in my arm. I tried to fill the gap consciously, but chords of insecurity wound around. Funeral services began Prayers and comforting songs filled the atmosphere. At last the time  came, which a child can ever ponder. It could not be put to an end, without a last kiss. My feet stumbled as I crossed her legs. On which  I stood to learn to walk. I loved the way she used to pat my head, when I lay on her lap. I wish to be back in her womb, because it was the most comfortable place I ever had been. I wanted to chuckle after biting her fingers, when she fed me delicious meals. I yearned to hear her heartbeat & feel the warmth of cuddling. I was dumbstruck when I saw her lips shut. Her voice whispered in my ear. I felt a soft caress on my nose, as she used to pamper by touching her nose on mine . My heart pounded with desire to see her eyes open & to have a gaze at me. I looked around for naughty things, to make her eyebrows raise. I touched on her forehead. My lips trembled with immense love. I bent down my head. It was like waves kissing the shore. I sensed a smile rippling on her face, as she always did when I kissed her.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 2:26 AM UTC
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