Lost You, Lost Me
My Beloved Grandmother,
It has been far too long
Since I have sat in this chair.
It has been far too long
Since I have picked up a pen.
They wouldn’t allow me
To sit in this chair.
They wouldn’t allow me
To pick up a pen.
How long has it been?
One year?
Two years?
Five years at least.
You were taken from me
Far too soon,
Or was it that I
Was taken from you?
I can’t remember the day
On which it happened.
But maybe you could.
Do you remember?
It happened so fast,
But it’s all still a blur.
They just wouldn’t stop.
I just couldn’t stop.
So I have one question
That I need to ask.
Do you miss me?
Like I have wanted to miss you?
They will never allow me
To miss you.
They will never allow me
To send this.
From Up Here,
Your Lost Granddaughter
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