The last place

I go to the last place we knew
By night when seagulls stop screaming
Where the tide also left without a goodbye
Going somewhere beneath a crescent moon
Street lamps shimmer on the evening rain
A thick-legged w***e stands awaiting
Scavenger dogs crouch over restaurant scraps
And past the park where they all walk in twos

 

By instinct I walk to the end of the pier
To watch the water move on itself
Where winds come to me like hollow whispers
“I must go, please, tell me goodnight.”
You never knew how to say goodbye
And I never knew when
While I learn everything I will never know
There in that last place we knew

Reviews

[Ravyne Hawke]

This is beautifully written with a sense of loneliness and reminiscing. Your imagery is wonderful.. These lines were especially touching:

To watch the water move on itself
Where winds come to me like hollow whispers
“I must go, please, tell me goodnight.”
You never knew how to say goodbye
And I never knew when

Wonderful dear!

[J. J. Nightingale]

The way WE were ... sigh

When we changes to me, nothing is ever the same again..

As Lady Emma wrote, beautiful phrasing ....

Happy you r home .. Jazz xx

[DrD]

I'M COMING HOME! AM I WELCOME WITH EVERYONE?

[J. J. Nightingale]

I can't speak for everyone .... As for me "welcome home" .. xx

[emmajoy]

' .. To watch the water move on itself ~ Where winds come to me like hollow whispers .. ' beautiful phrasing. Such a sad but graphic post.. small miniatures painted in words. The afterwards teaches so much more than the now in elationships. A deeply etched introspective of what was, written with skill.

[DrD]

Thank you, Emma. I truly appreciate your kind words.

[Frieda P]

Such bittersweet reminiscing in this one Doc, it tugs at the heart strings and lets out a wee sigh and whimper at the same time. Lovely forget-me-nots on this page.

[DrD]

Thanks, Frieda. I'll be home in a couple of weeks and more active.