Haunting Memories of a Beautifully Tormented Soul
I haven’t dreamt about her
In years
Not like this
Anyway…
Yearning for her
Yet achingly aware
Waking,
Wrapped within the security of her arms
Was as unlikely as forgetting how to breathe…
Still warmth from her skin
Penetrated our clothes
Which served as a barrier between us
A constant reminder
Of the reality of it all…
Of the dream it was not…
The sweet familiar scent of her skin
Assaulted my senses
As I awoke completely
Leaving behind the insincerity
Of last night’s dream
A sadness settled upon me
As I realized
She was forever a part of me
Forgetting the love of my life
And her memory
Was like forgetting how to breathe;
Unlikely.
Tears spilled from my eyes
Releasing years of unspoken pain
And loneliness
I’d lived with for so long;
So, I learned to ignore it
But my tactics of preoccupation
Of the mind
Were feeble attempts
At memory loss
And failed to remove my memories
Therefore removing my misery
From my dreams
As well as my life.
Just as suddenly
As I fell into the deep dark depths of depression,
I was pulled out…
She reached in
With strength and sincerity
And Saved me…
From myself.
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