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August 15, 2012
‘You’ll feel better in a while’,
they said, after he died.
But I had to grieve my own way,
and still felt him by my side.
‘You’ll come to terms with you loss’,
they said, as time went on.
But no different did I feel,
than when the day he’d gone.
‘You’ll get used to life alone’
they said, as months went by.
But with my heart broken in two,
I bade my last goodbye.
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