I think of your kiss,
Softly on my neck at night.
My hand reaches out.
I find nothing there.
For a moment, I forgot.
I sigh with regret.
My heart won’t believe
That you are not here with me.
I ache for your touch.
I miss your whispers
As I fall asleep at night.
Like a lullaby.
Each night it’s the same.
I call for you in my sleep.
But you are not there.
Morning comes. I reach.
Feeling nothing but fresh sheets.
I turn and I cry.
Tears run down my face.
For part of my heart shattered
When you left this Earth.
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For Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge: Think and Fresh.
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So beautiful!
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Thank you. I dug deep for this one.
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I felt the pain and loneliness. Well done!
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Thank you. Sorry I made you feel pain and loneliness though.
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Read these tender words by Nato:
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Your words express exactly my feelings and wants each and everyday since my sweet husband lost his life in a train accident eleven years ago. I wish that I could pen what is my heart as beautifully as this. Thank you for putting it down for me.I am going to reblog it and keep it forever.
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Oh gosh. I am so sorry to hear about your loss. How very tragic. I hate that you lost your husband. I can only imagine that pain. I am happy that my words could touch you though. And I am honored you will keep it. May God continue to help you with your grief.
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Seriously….IN LOVE with this poem. So beautiful and that each passage was in Haiku form is an added bonus and quite the endeavor. Love, love, love it. Beautifully written and so meaningful.
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Awe-thank you so very much. I appreciate that a lot:)
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Oh, I know this so well. Lovely expression of grief.
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I’m so sorry. Grief is a powerful emotion. 😦
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That it is. I am sorry for you too. It works itself out, but I find it good therapy to write too, as well as letting life take it’s course.
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Oh, I don’t know if I am lucky or not, but I have never had an ultimate true love who passed. I was just writing about how I thought it must feel. I would hate to have lost my true love, but to do that, I have to find them first. However, I have lost other loved ones in my life. I know that pain sadly. And yes, writing is a great form of therapy:)
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Well it is just as you wrote, so bravo.
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My heart breaks for you then. I know time can never heal a loss that deep, but I hope you can find a new normal eventually. God bless.
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I have, sometimes it slips, but I balance out again. You either make a choice to move ahead or you get stuck, and being stuck that deep is not something I could do as I had 2 small girls to raise.
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I can imagine. I have a family member who lost a child and it’s a heartbreak so deep it changes you. They were stuck for awhile but are pulling themselves out now. I wish you and your girls well.
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By deepest condolences to your family member.
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Thank you.
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