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Loss

by Nettersue

My heavy heart braves the day Like a sun-ripenened raspberry, bulging and quivering On the verge of disbursement What do you call the pain on your chest? "Loss" is the name I say. Loss of love, of trust, of happiness, of strength. Loss of family, of safety, of faith, of me. So many losses, too many to count-- That bear weight on my chest each day. And when a compassionate soul comes my way- The floodgates open A torrent of repressed tears. Sweet catharsis; grief unleashed
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May 28, 2018
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