I need to take her hand again,
And ask her how she’s been;
I need to gaze upon her face,
And recall the beauty there.
I need to ask her did she think of me.
I need to hold her by her face,
And feel her warm, soft skin;
I need to touch her lips again,
And kiss the tenderness there.
I need to ask her did she dream of me.
Everything changes in the blink of an eye,
We’re given no time to say goodbye;
We grieve and cry, as time
Passes on, passes on, passes on.
I need to take her in my arms,
And press my heart to hers;
I need to hold her eyes with mine,
And see the soul within;
I need to ask her did she miss me.
I need to trace along her spine,
And feel her quivering shiver;
I need to lie along her side,
And caress her rounded hips;
I need to ask her to not leave me.
Everything changed in the blink of an eye,
We lost no time in wondering why;
We laughed and cried, while time
Stood still, stood still, stood still
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Thank, Anna!
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Will: This poem in particular is very beautiful! I just read some of your other works – they’re astounding! I never knew this side of you! I’m very glad you shared it with the world! And, therefore, with me. Please continue to be a writer. And a poet; you are one indeed! The world needs you to do this. Hope all is going well with you and yours. Take care. Nancy
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Thank you, Nancy, for you kind words. I wrote this while flying to Dallas last week, and finished it on the flight home.
I’m glad you like it. Feel free to share and re-blog any of my work; I hope to expand my readership π
I hope you are doing well.
Best,
Will
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Beautiful! I hope you find her…one day. Every person that has loved and lost their love, whether by distance or other circumstance, will have their heartstrings tugged.
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Thank you! I write about Susanna often. I even named a constellation after her: Cassiopeia π
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