Poem -

empty chair,s

hand to mouth at  the kitchen table 
empty chair,s for company 
not a sole to share a word 

no one here but me 

time slowly passes like that clock on the wall
reminding me i am on my own 
there was a time when all was mine 
now left with an empty home

my mind asks the question 
was it really worth all this
was it better to drink from a bottle
than to give your loving wife a kiss

such a fool am i
and the pain i did bring
i drank those bottles of whiskey 
now i have lost everything 

empty chairs in front of me 
are now painted in dust 
my  iron heart  beating in my chest
has crumbled away into rust 

 

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Rory McGinlay

Iron doesn't crumble so easily. It is made to last 

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