Holding Hands With a Stranger

Vaughn Walker

Her memories more distant now.

Only brief flashes.

A happier moment.

A familiar face.

 

But the memories become harder to recall.

And the dense fog rolls in.

Holding hands with a stranger.

 

The flame all but extinguished.

The love of his life.

A shell of what once was.

He will carry the memories for her.

 

But a vow was made.

A promise.

Though she couldn’t see.

He never left her side.

  • Author: Vaughn Walker (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 30th, 2022 05:48
  • Comment from author about the poem: It runs in the family.
  • Category: Family
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Comments2

  • arqios

    A very moving piece to read. thanks for sharing.

  • Vaughn Walker

    That means a lot. Thank you cryptic.



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