Poem -

Mourning

Mourning

I thought
my time
For mourningĀ 
Had ended
Yet hearing
An old voice-mailĀ 
Of yoursĀ 
Today
Made me
Realize
It had
Only just
Begun

Time CarriesĀ 
the breeze
But wind chimes
reminds
Us itĀ 
Is still
there

residue
Of
You
Remains
In
My thoughts
My soul
My voice

My Ink
Replicates
Your
DNA

Dad
My love
For
You
Is infinite ♾

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Being Me

After my mum died, for a long while after, I was always shocked at how the seemingly little things were the biggest. It was the little things that hit the hardest. This is the kind of thing that I get from this poem and I can relate to this all too easily. Hugs my friend x

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Marion

Yes...a zillion hugs to you x

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