Bitter goodbye

Angela1711

The weight of these thoughts bares heavy 

On my mind today 

I think i loved you once but it really is hard to say

You lay there in that coffin 

Blue, cold and nothing like the man i once new 

A face that I do not recognise

I cannot see myself in you 

I think of how i hated you and how i hate you still

I will myself to love you, but unfotunately i cannot

I weep tears of sorrow, but not for you

The tears i weep this day are for a man i never new

 These thoughts of mine bare heavy, on my soul today 

 

  • Author: Angela1711 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 13th, 2018 07:39
  • Comment from author about the poem: How i felt at my fathers funeral
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • ANGELA & BRIAN

    Welcome ANGELA ~ Thanks for sharing your first Poem. MPS is an EMPATHETIC site so you will get some supportive replies.
    Your POEM is very elegantly penned ~ BUT with a tragic message. My parents are very important to ME and ANGELA'S (my Fiancee) to Her. However the scenario you describe is not uncommon for a variety of reasons. Im 35 and I have Friends who did not even bother to attend their Father's funeral. Thinking of YOU.
    Love & Blessings BRIAN & ANGELA
    MPS is an empathetic site and works by reading & commenting on each others POEMS. You can also build up a cohort of MPS Friends ~ OK. Please visit our site ~ Thanks B & A !

  • Angela1711

    Thank you for the kind message. Much love x

  • Netashi

    Any goodbye hurts and it varies. The loss of a hero, loved one, and a father must hurt even though how little you were connected by blood and maybe something else but was taken to early from you to see it. Beautifully written and somber poem. Keep up the great work. And also welcome to MPS.
    -Theta

    • Angela1711

      Thank you 😊



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