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When you are gone

When you are gone

I will miss you

I will miss your difficulties and the issues that surround you

Your troubled past,

will be a vacant gap,

no longer something to troubleshoot

 

I will miss counting wine bottles

in your car, behind doors, in corners,

under chairs,

All of this, I will miss

 

I will miss the size of you

Your small blond head, almost,

but never fully

leaning on my chest, I will miss,

your tentativeness

 

I will miss your slurred words and glazed eyes and the sight of you seeking respite, in liquids,

gold and white

Your hands shaking, and my heart breaking

Yes, all of this, all I had of you

I will miss

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ceara
Irish
Published
Jan 24, 2017
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