That lonely little soul 🥲

Church bells didn’t ring out the dreadful that day she died
Though she was such a lonely soul so nobody had cried
And that mossy grass was green with the graves cockeyed
Where those ghosts from her old folks lay silenced amidst the quiet countryside..
So she was buried on a rainy Tuesday morning without any fuss or a wake
Just as that early Cockerel was calling out his croaking crowing name sake
As all the local habitants lay in slumberland on that dusky, damp daybreak
In fact not a single soul suffered this little ladies loss nor felt any hurting heartache..
Coz this poor little soul lived her latter life as an invisible recluse
Completely hiding from humanity just like that lone, lost hillside white Spruce
And she liked her tipples bordering on alcohol abuse
But then again that loneliness got just too much for her where living on felt no use...

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Comments
wonderful poem as aways
my friend
Wow my talented poetic friend. This could happen to any of us. Such a melancholy write, wonderfully narrated xoxo