Mary
six years ago, she left me
she left this world
she was free from pain
but I was not
my pain had only just begun
I had to let her go
a decision that haunts me to this day
but I had to let her go
the house was empty
it was full of life
but she was missing
she left this world
she left a hole in my heart
I could hear her breathing
but she was gone
I began to forget the way she felt sleeping next to me
how could I forget?
numbness
I felt deeply or nothing at all
would I ever heal?
how could I?
she was gone and I was still here
without her
time passed with no meaning
until I discovered her
Mary
she helped me through a difficult place
she gave me hope and light when I felt there was none
her words sit on my nightstand
I read them every day
as a reminder that those we love are never truly gone
six years ago, she left me
but she is still here today
she did not die
Mary Frye,
I thank you.
Sincerely.
From the bottom of my heart.
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