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Lost Forever

A Nonet

By Cathy holmesPublished 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago 1 min read
Photo by Yukon Haugton on Unsplash

With love lost forever in the then,

when six feet of dirt marks the now,

the we mourns infinity.

And I can’t help wonder

how so it can be

I feel so me,

so alive

without

you.

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Cathy holmes

Canadian family girl with a recently discovered love for writing. Other loves include animals and sports.

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  • ROCK aka Andrea Polla (Simmons)about a year ago

    Intense! Loved it and happy to see it was honoured!

  • Death is the ultimate breakup. Beautiful work Cathy.

  • Christina Barger2 years ago

    Nice ❤️

  • L.C. Schäfer2 years ago

    I can't decide which one I like better! You are on firrrrre

  • Caroline Jane2 years ago

    Brilliant. 🥰

  • 𝐑𝐌𝐒2 years ago

    Wow. Such a powerful piece, Cathy! This is masterfully created!

  • Grz Colm2 years ago

    Splendid and thoughtful work Cathy. You always have a way with words with complex thoughts and feelings!

  • Silver Daux2 years ago

    I love the atmosphere of this one. Remarkable job!

  • Well-wrought! Gotta say, Cathy, when I first encountered your work here, it was good, but every time I read something new of yours, I find myself more impressed with the development of your narrative voice and style. There's depths of wisdom in your work, from your descriptions of your family, to your wistful insights, to your sense of humor. I've been here since 2021, and I've really enjoyed watching so many people develop. Do we develop the written word or does it develop us? One thing is certain: a symbiotic harmony is achieved.

  • D.K. Shepard2 years ago

    This one is going to linger with me a bit. Excellent work, Cathy!

  • Gabriel Huizenga2 years ago

    Striking, deeply moving. What an excellent entry!

  • Paul Stewart2 years ago

    Ohm this is beautifully sad. From a purely technical side, I love the play with words like then/now, we/I, you/me. What an awesome entry this is, buddy! Great work.

  • Oh wow, this was so powerful! I loved your nonetheless! Hehehehhehehe

  • Sad but beautiful

  • Heather Zieffle 2 years ago

    Wonderful! Great entry!

  • Lamar Wiggins2 years ago

    Well, this sets the bar really high. I might as well start over, lol. Seriously though, it perfectly describes the imperfections of the relationship and the want/need to break free.

  • Andrea Corwin 2 years ago

    WOW! This is heartbreaking and poignant. Great entry!!

  • Gina C.2 years ago

    Oh, this one has the feels. 🥹 But I do dare say it packs a settle punch at the end that sits with the reader! Awesome job, my friend!

  • Babs Iverson2 years ago

    Heartfelt!!! Absolutely superb!!!♥♥♥

  • Test2 years ago

    Wow. What an ending. This is an absolutely brilliant poem.

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