Since Your Last Breath
The days keep adding up
By Cynthia Fraser-ShadboltPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Adrian Swancar on Unsplash
Fifty-nine days, it is just a number
Just like our ages and heights, it is a number
Something that does not exist in space but in theory
It has been fifty-nine days since your last breath
It has been fifty-nine days since you laid down for a nap
As you let sleep take over, it was your time
Death took you somewhere, for I do not know where
All at once I am alone, crying in a corner
I stay in for days at a time, for I cannot bear to leave now that you are gone
I came home and you were not
It does not end, you do not walk through the door
You do not drive me to school, you are gone
About the Creator
Cynthia Fraser-Shadbolt
This is my journey of never giving up.

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