6/31/21
6/31/21
In an empty house
where a home was built
remains the memory of us
the tall ceilings that echoed our laughs and screams
the L shaped counter that we both wanted so badly
the outlines of where our pictures hanged
the prints of our angsty feet
the space that displayed our first Christmas tree
the hair of human and puppy
the windows large enough for all the world to see
the home we built
just you and me
It’s hard to believe that this is how it ends
as I think back to how it began
And as I stand in the doorway
one last time
I can’t help but cry
because the place that was once a home
is now an empty house
So with a defeated grin
I take a deep breath
whisper your names
and promise to meet again
whether in this life or the next
I'm always wishing you the best.
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