Goodbye
Fresh cut grass and a wave of heat
steps walk past me to go find a seat
A stabbing in my chest
salt floods my mouth
tightly pulled fingers
and air tries to get out
Glancing at death
letting weakness consume me
I only realized when she was gone
what I wanted to be
A builder of history
a teller of time
A giver of kindness
a guide from crime.
soft hands rest on my shoulder
a weight on my chest heavy like a boulder
faces smeared from rain
weak hugs due to shame
I love you and miss you so much
I wanted to let you know it was my heart that you touched!
Dedicated to: Martha.P.Slatts (Gran-Gran)
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