They told me that
I forgot something
Before I left my body.
I saw him there.
His knees pulled in.
His body battered and shaken
It was evident that he was crying.
His eyes red, puffy, and swollen,
his face, still a bright scarlet
Arms and legs well…
They were a stark white
in contrast to his facial description
When he looked up at me,
I could see that he was trying to cry,
but nothing came.
He collapsed then,
into a heap folded over limply.
And all I could do was to
Take his place.
I picked him up,
and I propped him in
The only chair in the room.
I stood up and bowed my head.
I crossed my hands with his.
He was so cold, so lifeless.
I felt something again,
something so familiar.
I closed my eyes.
Instead of dark fury,
I saw a beloved light.
My hair stood up on end.
It was chilling and thrilling
and at the same time, I felt him.
He stood up slowly, so as not to
startle me in this precious moment.
I still had my eyes closed,
my head was still bowed.
“What?”, “What is that?”
Heat, I felt heat envelop my hands.
Suddenly, the heat went beyond my hands.
The heat pulsed through me.
It coursed through my veins at astronomical speed.
Beyond the comprehension of anyone alive.
I felt it, as it flowed through
my conscious and unconscious mind.
Bringing me back to life again.
- Author: Edger_Ravelle ( Offline)
- Published: February 9th, 2022 10:47
- Comment from author about the poem: Put simply, this is my deep dive into what I deem to be my inner self and how often times he tends to be neglected when I don't try to do my best.
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 8
Comments1
Wow, what journey. Good one Ravelle!
Thank you, Rocky.
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