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A Remembrance of Willow's

Flowers in a vase

By Christy MunsonPublished 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago 1 min read
A Remembrance of Willow's
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When last I held your trembling hand

When last I knew your name

We sat beside a windowsill

Listening to the rain

*

Listening to the rain alone

Awake but lost in thought

I wonder where you’ve wandered off --

Might I be just as lost?

*

When last you held my trembling hand

When last I knew my name

I lay beneath a willow tree

Weeping through our pain

*

When last I could recall your name

When last I knew your face

You brought me flowers, I recall

They withered in the vase

*

I give this world all that remains

Indeed, I welcome death

I know not what I have become

But you were my last breath

***

Copyright © 03/01/2024 by Christy Munson. All rights reserved.

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  • Charlene Ann Mildred Barroga2 years ago

    This poem beautifully captures the essence of love, loss, and longing, evoking deep emotions that resonate with the human experience.

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