Who will I be
Now that I am on my own?
What will I do with my life
Now that I am alone?
Will I stay single?
Will I find a mate?
Will I find courage to love again?
Will I leave it too late?
When the bitter aftermath of your loss is over
Will I wake afresh to see the sun?
Will my heart lift and sing again with
The prospect of of a new day just begun?
Will I dance and laugh again
Or set off to see all things new?
Explore exotic place and
Do it all for you
I need to find a new purpose
Now that I am no longer your wife
Find new ways to fill my time
Re-invent my life
With you as my silent guardian
In my mind, still at my side
Steering me so gently
My true forever guide.
- Author: Private Poet (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: August 16th, 2017 10:19
- Comment from author about the poem: It is now eight months since my husband died. So many unresolved questions flooding my mind. What will my future look like? When will I look in the mirror and see the happy smiling person that I used to be?
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Comments6
This is just lovely. I hope you find everything you are looking for.
Thank you. I hope that I will find the capacity to be the happy person that I was before this happened. I won't ever be the same as I was but I hope still happy.
Thanks for caring xx
You sing the sad song of the widow so sweetly herein, PP. Well expressed!
Thank you. I sang much more beautifully as a wife and sang to my husband at our wedding. Xx
Great write
Thank you for reading my offering x
Welcome
Separations are never easy. In time you'll learn to fly again, and with a new sense of pride. Beautifully written. Thanks for sharing.
Hug from me. follow your heart. One thing for sure, he want you to be happy.
Well expressed.
Thank you. It means a lot when someone takes the time to respond. Just commented on one of yours. Feels like we have things in common x
Super write. He will always be there looking after you. May your life be blessed with joy and love.
Thank you for your kind thoughts. It means a lot x
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