by the window

dusk arising

 

 



Sat alone by the window
the full moon cast her shadow
onto the dining room wall.
She couldn't live like this.
Still deep in love with a memory
yet last nite had happened.
Guilt, shame, self hate.
Oh my dearest darling man
why did you have to die.

  • Author: dusk arising (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 22nd, 2019 00:24
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  • Nafis Light

    Who is she?

  • Michael Edwards

    What a great write. Just one thing: if she was sat alone who sat her there?

    • dusk arising

      It was old cheesey Mr Moon casting director. After last night she needed to sit a while.

      • Michael Edwards

        Sorry about that but I'm a bit of a grammar bore - sitting alone.

        • dusk arising

          Our wonderful ingerleesh language is a moving feast and continually changing. Over the last thirty or so years, with so many adults the product of our wonderful state educational standard, that which once was correct grammar has seen the application of guerilla tactics.
          Reading some of the works published on MPS though i do find the adventurous grammar too much of a minefield for even my relaxed attitude. Pidgin poets?

        • Neville

          how could anyone possibly not remember these fine words...

          a great poem in my book Neville

          • dusk arising

            Thank you Neville. A small story to think over was my intention here.

            • Neville

              mission accomplished...

            • Suresh

              Love means never having to ask 'why'

              • dusk arising

                I think everybody asks 'why' when their loved ones pass away. Thank you for reading and your comment, always appreciated.



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