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Miriam Colbert Nov 2020
I feel your loss
as your hand encloses on mine
A thousan memories rushing
that have never or will occur
that have no life or breath

Your death already picked, determined
Your clife closing, faster, slowely
through the moments and drops
of tears,
the soul being ravaged

Your pain is fleeting, and ours stays
you will be gone

You want me safe and protected
but already the cracks
across my heart spread
the decay moving slowely

Your love will keep me
and I will not break completly
my heart is not porcelain
a few cracks will not consume
My Love for You
The last sun has set all that is left is darkness, thick, smoldering darkness,
swallowing the timid fluttering tourches lite by encouraging mumbles, casting an unforgiving shadow over the once golden corn field.

The last sun has slept all that remains is darkness, heavy, scourging darkness echoing sounds of treads long broken and doors hastily shot.

The last sun is dead,all that is left is darkness, cold shivering darkness, giving out a sweet pungent fragrance, calling out from vallies of opaque oasis, singing promises of rest on marble beds to empty travelers standing at clife ends.

The last sun is forgotten, all that stays is darkness, screaming, eroding darkness, sweeping windward through fields of black flowers and grey memory stones, wiping traces of footprint on sand, blowing away ashes of filled pages of books long ended, while the last flickering candle burns out, darkening the windowpane.

Empty verses

— The End —