Goodbye

u03jfg

An autumn connecting, as allies and friends,
Lurking at sea level, unsure how we felt.
Waters tested, a whirlwind commenced,
Pushed onto a path, we could not circumvent.
Onward and up, no restraint, it’s too late.

Continuing upward, can’t seem to retrace.
On summit such tenderness, don’t dare contemplate.
A mist shrouds the view, keeps spirits in check;
Won’t allow the indulgence of top out success.
A thick veil of doubt, aspirations suppressed.

Toward the horizon the haze lifts away;
Propitious skies are revealed for a moment that day,
But dad’s ring on your fourth, encircles our fate,
Admonishes hope, turning bliss to an ache;
A stark cold memento as your hand touches my face.

This vagary now, envelops the skies,
But down deep it’s foreseen; your message, our demise.
Descending alone, I watch as you go
With my heart, all my songs and my family hope.
‘I love you, goodbye, I’m sorry, stay strong’.

The sky is clear, but darkness arrives.
With the memories from dawn, I will survive.
That smile, those eyes, the way you make love;
On the stars I’ll keep focus, their beauty still there above.
On forwards and up, I’ll keep going...on my own.

 

 

 

  • Author: u03jfg (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 31st, 2018 03:37
  • Comment from author about the poem: This is about a doomed relationship that ended for me very recently leaving me in a very dark place. It is perhaps a little self indulgent but helped me to process my feelings.
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Comments1

  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    WELCOME FRIEND ~ Thanks for you first poem ~ Elegantly penned but sadly replete with lost love ! Those of us who are old enough to have "Loved & Lost" (I'm 35) can empathise and MPS is a very empathetic site. I'm in a stable relationship again (check my recent poems) and I trust and pray that ~ soon ~ you will be also ! Yours BRIAN

    • u03jfg

      Thank you so much. I am also 35. Here’s hoping...
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