Tears
She laid there crying
More and more trying
To remember the
Last conversation
That went on.
The tear flew
Down hitting
The paper in
A rhythm like
Rain drops
Drop
Drop
Drop
Down they came
Faster and faster
It was a warm
rainy May day
the very day
she expected him
to come home
but instead he
never would.
He was gone
Forever.
Out of this
Hateful world
Lucky him
She thought
To herself
At least he
Could be happy,
But what
About me?
What would
Happen to me?
Tears danced
Down her
Swollen red
Face,
She got up
And there
On the
Brown oak table
The one he
Had made
Was a note
On a piece
Of light pink paper
Where did
That come from?
She grabbed
The note,
It was
From him
How could that be possible?
It went on listing
How much he
Loved her
Cared for her
Missed her
Ending
With the sweet lines
I will see you
Soon, and I
Will always
Be watching
Over you.
And the tears
Came again
Drip, drop
Tip, tap
Drop, drop
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