Dancing with Death.

David Wakeling

I don’t know how to dance with Death,
Perhaps it can be a Ballet a Waltz.
All I know is that I must learn the steps.

When my father passed away it seemed to be a sombre walk,
Head down and not looking back.
I just held his hand as the music faded from his soul.

When my son died I hoped he would be  at peace.
His little heart just stopped beating.
It was a dance I will never forget.
I turned and bent forward in agony.
I don’t remember any music playing.

I have tried and tried,
But I just don’t know how to dance with death.

  • Author: David Wakeling (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 23rd, 2023 00:29
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Comments2

  • Goldfinch60

    Just dance with love for what they left you in your memories David.

    Andy

  • David Wakeling

    Indeed I have wonderful memories.Thanks for reading



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