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Dec 2012
I'm afraid,
for what it's worth,
I'm scared
of
giving up, or letting go,
or
forgetting, whatever you'll eventually come to mean,
and the drawn-out time, until then,
where everything gets further,
and further,
on a daily basis.

and both of us will be powerless to stop it.

and we won't talk anymore,
-not that we did, that much, anyway-
and I'll have to
struggle
to remember your voice,
and how it gently tugged on my ear,
in the middle of nights we haven't yet seen.
so
let us hope this is worth it,
or, at least,
I will do my best.
you just tag along, if you like.
I would like that. Probably.
Tom McCone
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Tom McCone  Wellington
(Wellington)   
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