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July 29, 2018
Like a menacing cloud that lingers
and threatens to re-appear.
Never far away
is that next moment of fear.
Like an un-exploded bomb
from an abandoned ambush,
that rears it’s ugly head
causing blood to rush.
Like the constant banging
on a solid oak door
that slowly opens to reveal
a room with a bottomless floor.
Like nightmares from the past
that sit deep within the brain –
What point in going back
down that long forgotten lane?
Like the chance that wasn’t taken
when risk did overpower.
When the ‘deal of deals’ fell through
at the final hour.
Like the one who stayed a while
but ultimately fled !
Was it something that I did?
Was it something that was said?
Like the never ending torment
that caused a lack of sleep.
Never was a tear shed,
but inside a constant weep.
Like the good days that came
when I thought all would be well,
but one step forward always took me
two steps backwards into hell.
Like a chink in the Armour
where vulnerability seeped through.
Life was never quite the same
after losing you.
Like the day that I discovered
someone suffering more than me.
Only then, with eyes wide open
did self indulgence flee.
Like the day of resurrection
from the old life that he knew.
Being re-born again the answer;
mistakes learnt – and paid in full, each due.
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