Sometimes I still forget you're not here.
When I heard about you, for a moment the melodic beating of my heart ceased
The world kept spinning underfoot
An emotionless treadmill, pushing life onwards when I just wanted time to stop.
I could never forgive it for that.
I fear that each extra moment without you that it forces time to pass
Could be one more moment closer to when I start to forget the laughs
Upon my mind weighed heavy grief, but now it's just part of the landscape
I hope you'll be there to greet me when I gaze upon those pearly gates
I look at your picture a lot, it would break me again if I reached you there and didn't recognize your face
About the Creator
Tommy Ballard
I'm a professional writer, a poet, a digital artist and an amateur musician. In my free time, I'm often be found pondering magnets, breaking and entering random homes to steal locks of human hair, and dosing snoring sleepyheads with Zyns
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This was so poignant and made me so emotional. Loved your poem!
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