It's
the strangest thing.
As
if they could not bring themselves
to
acknowledge that she's really dead
and
gone. Or perhaps they merely wish
that
I would be the one to mourn,
instead
of them. Of course, it can't be
done
that way. The harm they wish
on
me just turns into another dreary day
for
them. Depressed without admittance.
Fueling
the fire of an image that could
never
be just them. Glittering into
another
shallow evening's end.
It's
the strangest thing.
The
way the darkness of the night
reveals
its following into another day.
Using
all their strength to try
to
hold the mighty fear of death at bay.
As
if such death did not live in their souls.
Marking
time within the minds
they
choose to focus on a something else.
It
festers as it dwells within the darkness
that
they think they hold inside.
Hidden
in a secrecy that sighs
in
everything they say and do.
It's
the strangest thing.
That
after all these years
I
cannot bring myself to care
about
the harm that they created.
For
this mourning is abating,
just
for me...
? Michaelette ?
4/13/2005
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L. Romano
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. . .