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ran into a whispering angel at the cemetery today, customary to have a small ceremony when the monument finished, the grave now well and truly marked, an unveiling held, the kaddish said, a small stone placed upon the monument, a five thousand year old tradition, started by Jacob we line up to place our rock of ages goodbye token, an opportunity to angel whisper one last goodbye, but good bye is not on my mind, no, my own approaching deceasing dead, for the pains come regular now in the places that means trouble ahead, and no one knows but me so to my friend Al, who once asked me where do the poems, the words, come from, I whisper in your six feet underground ears, though I swear I hear ya laughing both right behind me both at your jokes, and at me, “see ya soon, buddy, see ya soon”
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Jun 30, 2019
Jun 30, 2019 at 5:49 PM UTC
whispering angel at the cemetery today
ran into a whispering angel at the cemetery today, customary to have a small ceremony when the monument finished, the grave now well and truly marked, an unveiling held, the kaddish said, a small stone placed upon the monument, a five thousand year old tradition, started by Jacob we line up to place our rock of ages goodbye token, an opportunity to angel whisper one last goodbye, but good bye is not on my mind, no, my own approaching deceasing dead, for the pains come regular now in the places that means trouble ahead, and no one knows but me so to my friend Al, who once asked me where do the poems, the words, come from, I whisper in your six feet underground ears, though I swear I hear ya laughing both right behind me both at your jokes, and at me, “see ya soon, buddy, see ya soon”
https://hellopoetry.com/poem/376358/with-each-passing-poem/ https://www.shiva.com/learning-center/death-and-mourning/unveiling/
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Jun 30, 2019
Jun 30, 2019 at 5:49 PM UTC
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