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I Remember


I remember the ominous silence and peace As we gathered and watched her, wrapped in blankets of fleece We all remained with our heads bowed low Silently waiting as death took its toll. I remember not saying goodbye Constantly thinking if this was all a dream or a lie Still and silent with all these thoughts in my head Not shedding one tear, my heart made of lead. I remember the next morning, the look in her eyes The sorrow within them just caused me to sigh Broken hearts and cries filled the days and nights I'd watch her, silently, and tried to be her light. I remember the memories filling the days I just sat quietly, on the ground my heart laid Though no words of pain escaped my lips I'd be there, watching her struggle as reality clicks. I remember trying to be her light The little, tinkling bell to her silent nights Though no emotions portrayed on my face I was hurt too, that was the case. I remember not crying, not saying a word. But wishing, always, to be able to bring her back to the world.
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