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March 16, 2012
The pain of death is so hard to bear,
Knowing you are no longer there.
Just a hollow emptiness
And utter despair.
No point in carrying on.
The things we did, the life we had,
We saw it through, both good and bad.
Just a broken heart,
So very sad.
No point in carrying on.
I cannot handle this sudden life change.
My affairs I just can’t rearrange.
Just a pointless void,
I feel so strange.
No point in carrying on.
They say in time I will feel better.
That I should sit and write a letter.
But, I was dead
Before I met her.
No point in carrying on.
We were soul mates in every sense.
Though that is still no recompense.
In fact it’s worse, from here on, hence
No point in carrying on.
Today I think I can begin.
I’ve even put aside the gin.
This self indulgence
Is a sin.
Some point in carrying on.
February 26, 2012
He is the butterfly that
Flutters by the tree
He is the songbird
Who chirps with glee
He is in the eyes of
the child at your knee
He’s there beside you
And forever will be