I waited for you,
Your picture in a silver lockett,
That I wear heavy against my chest.
I bought you flowers on Christmas eve,
And the rain that poored ceased,
Then the sun came out to play.
I wrote you a poem,
One that you could not read,
But I swear I felt your gaze.
Then as I cracked a joke,
Smilling at your headstone,
I saw your famous grin,
As you asked,
"Why are you waiting? I've been with you the whole time."
Jan 4, 2016
Jan 4, 2016 at 7:08 PM UTC
I waited for you,
Your picture in a silver lockett,
That I wear heavy against my chest.
I bought you flowers on Christmas eve,
And the rain that poored ceased,
Then the sun came out to play.
I wrote you a poem,
One that you could not read,
But I swear I felt your gaze.
Then as I cracked a joke,
Smilling at your headstone,
I saw your famous grin,
As you asked,
"Why are you waiting? I've been with you the whole time."
