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Emily Brooklyn
Poems
Apr 2015
Abstract Poem about Grief
The ache in the soul
The pang of anguish
That tears a hole
Into my heart-sadness
The rage you feel in your essence,
Anger for what happened
Fury coursing through your veins
For your soul that blackened -Anger
The sting of tears
Rushing down your cheek
Bringing back all fears
Reminding you that youβre weak-realization
The waiting linger
of the past
Lights, getting dimmer
Gone so fast- regret
And you recall their smile
Their bright eyes
The clothing style
And words of the wise- Memory, wishes
The denial and grief
All at the same time
Trying to keep it it brief
But always in the back of your mind-denial, insecurity
Full of sorrow
And remorse
With no hope for tomorrow
And anger to withhold-hopelessness
The difficulty of affliction
The worry of distress
Full of addiction
And burdened with stress-worry
The pain of the end
Parting of a companion
and loss of a friend
To lose hope-final acceptance
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Emily Brooklyn
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