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Abner Ros Nov 2020
Two weeks, or perhaps two months.
Inevitability stings.
I’m yet to cry, but I know it’s coming.
I am readying myself.
But if I cry; I accept,
And to accept
Means to make it so, and I know
It can’t be so.
I’ve begun grieving what I know is close, maybe
Two weeks, or perhaps two months.
Though, knowing what is to happen
Makes it no easier.
Moments collide day-by-day,
As they amalgamate.
Amalgamate into You.
The shell of what You now are,
A remnant of what once was,
What has been left behind for us to observe.
Two weeks, or perhaps two months.
The unknowing aches greater than any illness.
Each day should be celebrated,
Regardless of Your pain,
Our heart’s pain,
And the pain of knowing
The little we do know,
That it could be
Two weeks, or perhaps two months.
The more days’ pass,
The closer It is,
And the promise of
Two weeks, or perhaps two months
Fades into a void which knows no remorse.
Optimistically, we whisper;
‘Two weeks, or perhaps two months’,
Until hope subsides.
Greyisntwell Oct 2020
Our eyes heavy falling asleep
Crying when we should be asleep
Can anyone tell me why
We're laying on the bed barely breathing
They walk on in closing the door
Scream to the gods above us
Scream to the gods below us
It eats away at our soul
It rots away at our bones
Holding onto what's left
Giving up screaming with all of our might
It eats away at our soul
It rots away at our bones
Can anyone tell me why
We're laying on the bed barely breathing
The darkness found its way in
We finally found our way out...
A M Ryder Oct 2020
You drink
You drive
And ruthlessly try
To have a good time

Down slicken oil streets
Pavement like a pistol
To my temple, meets

The cure to my cancer
And the answer
To my every problem
𝐕𝐕 Oct 2020
We believed in our own sorrows, and drunk the last sip of relief until the reigns were lost in the forest.
Now, we are deserted to the realm of the ocean’s abyss, left to kiss the lotion smoothing the desert on my skin.
I abandoned all hope, including the ship in the saving grace of preventing my loss of a superficial fantasy.
Shackled, left to roam freely in our thoughts, breathing for freedom is impossible in the last stages of cancer.

When my body gives in to cells eating away my life, I too, will say goodbye to my long-standing dreams that were aboard.
Lonely Girl Oct 2020
When I found out you had cancer,
I was angry. Livid. Scared.
Although they gave you eighteen months,
It's nothing when compared.

No time would ever be enough,
To say our last goodbyes,
But Covid-19 took away,
The chance before you died.

You lived beyond those eighteen months,
You were stronger than us all!
You fought so hard with all you had,
But we reached your final call.

I miss you more than words can say,
Forever now apart,
Just knowing we won't speak again,
Weighs heavy on my heart.

Fly happy, with the angels, love
I'll miss you more, dear friend,
Until we meet at heavens doors,
On my memories, I'll depend

RIP ♡
Charlie Oct 2020
That crippling loneliness with which I am well acquainted

Waiting as a silent observer

While I sit here and write

Sat here decaying waiting for that call

That vicious lump within my mother's womb

Is it what we fear the most?

That cruel diseases that took my grandmother from us too soon?

Every second drenched in fear and terror

Tick
Tock
Tick
Tock
Tick
.
.
Bleurose Oct 2020
This path will be full of mistakes
and the end is a black hole.
One where I stand, then sit at the edge.
With a bottle - the type I haven't touched in months or
years.

and you're gone.

All I'm left with is unreliable memories,
chat logs...the fiction in my head.

We have to go this way,
you have no choice and I will walk with you
as long as you let me.

As long as you have patience.

If I want to make these mistakes with anyone, in front of anyone...

It's you....

                                                Thank you.
It's a road where the further along it you go, the more the flowers wilt.
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