Silenced Laughing

by Gone Forever   Nov 7, 2013


Time for a stroll down to the pond
to relive our unbreakable bond.
I'm living in the past
just praying for happiness to last.

Sinking down into the snow
as the wind truly begins to blow.
I like to think of that crisp day
all before it went away.

That day that we took a walk
around the hospital lot to talk,
getting you out of that dreaded bed
and letting air get to your head.

I prayed day and night
but I knew death was just out of sight.
I wished you never had to leave
as I wipe my eyes with my sleeve.

Tears are pouring down my face
its turning into a huge Nascar race.
You always used to love those
but now your coffin had to close.

I never let myself say goodbye,
I didn't want to admit you'll soon die,
but now I regret it more and more
and thats not all the grief I store.

Sometimes I find myself thinking of your smile
everytime that we had talked a little while.
Or all the times I made you soup
instead of the food my parents cooked that you called goop.

It gets harder everyday that you're gone.
Hard to believe that your eyes are now stone.
I miss your laugh and your smile
Lord, I wish they'd never closed your file!

Why couldn't the doctors try one last time?
Hell, I'd do anything, right up to my final dime
just to bring you back again!
But instead I just sit here with my pen.

*Hey everyone, please comment and rate.*
Copywrited 2013, Allie Simons

R.I.P Grandpa Doug, Grandma Liz, Auntie Krista

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