Your Face

Paul Gerard Reed

I have no graveside to visit

No sombre place where the grass just grows

No hallowed ground with sadness implicit

No flower holder for a rose

 

Nowhere to stand in silence and remember

Nowhere to listen to the fall of rain

No headstone, ashes or dying ember

Nowhere to go and feel the pain

 

Instead I will find quietness somewhere

Instead I will make my very own place

Where the breezes soft or high winds rare

Will help me remember your face

 

  • Author: Paul Gerard Reed (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 23rd, 2025 10:55
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  • sorenbarrett

    I sense deeper meaning to this poem where a grave is not where the person is anymore and one is forgotten and one must find one's own place

  • rrodriguez

    This was an enjoyable read. I loved your poem. The line "Will help me remember your face" has so much power and so much intimate feeling. I believe you will find a place where you can have solace to see this person's face again and again. Thank you for sharing.



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