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June 27, 2013
I love, therefore
I am alive.
I will still love
tomorrow when you
are gone from my side,
but I will mourn your loss,
and yet through despair,
somehow survive.
June 20, 2013
Come back to your homeland
and your friends, be among.
To remain imprisoned in this
crazy, self imposed exile, can
only be wrong.
Come back to New York
where you belong.
Footprints in the mud
Going nowhere fast
Bogged down in no mans land
and living in the past.
Little voice so hauntingly tender
Just letting me know you are near.
Begging for seeds, if you’re lucky, and
however long it takes, you do persevere.
Little voice to your tune I surrender
Here is the nourishment that you demand.
I pray for the day when nerves desert you
and you accept this meal from my hand.
Once upon a deadline, when
she was running short on time,
and choices weren’t an option
and she’d lost a love sublime.
She came to the conclusion
that her life was now her own, with
friends submerged in parenthood
and others, she’d outgrown.
Once upon a deadline, she
got the urge to travel on, though
the love she knew she’d lost,
in her mind would linger on.
She came to the conclusion
as she trod a new stepping stone,
that no-one else could take his place
and the future she would face alone.
Here comes Moonhead,
so I guess it’s time I should leave.
He wants you in before midnight
and your Papa, you mustn’t deceive.
No Inland Revenue
hot on the trail.
No luxury yacht
waiting to sail.
No car to park
No flat tyre with a nail.
No designer shopping
No taxi to hail.
No dining out
eating curly kale.
No living up to
some holy grail.
The problem with
deleting heartache
is that it remains in the
memory’s hard drive.
It’s Friday again, the day we
would go to the market and
then onto lunch in a nearby
village. You would play for
time and stretch the day out
as much as possible.
It broke my heart to watch
you walk up your path at the
end of the afternoon.
You could never understand
how I needed an hour to myself
before the family came flooding
back in through the door.
Come Monday, I knew the
first call of the day would be
from you, quite often saying
‘Get over here NOW, I haven’t
seen a bloody soul all weekend’.
What I’d give to be able to spend
a whole Friday with you now!
June 11, 2013
Free from stress
Free from pain
Yet sat here sobbing
in the pouring rain.
Free to express
Free, strength to regain
Yet envying the robin
on the window pane.