To: the Dead, From: I Think You Know WhoA Poem by JamesTleBournThe call came late one Friday night / I was tired, let the phone ring despite / Now my deepest wishes were foretold / My sanity to the soul-traders soldThe call came late one Friday night I was tired, let the phone ring despite Now my deepest wishes were foretold My sanity to the soul-traders sold Three words that changed my world Incoherent thoughts around me swirled You said in the voicemail, “I’m dying. Goodbye.” I was forced to imagine what I’ll do when you die Every single person has that moment where Revelations fill the reservoirs of thoughts there You realize that everything you’ve ever had Is leaving you and now you’re feeling bad You died the next day and I would Never even know what to do, so I stood Silent and still, in my room, turning the lock I fell over onto the bed and didn’t look at the clock [Life’s raging rivers shift in the shuddering of hearts] So two days later… No one came.. So two days later… People forgot your name… So two days later… You got, in my heart, fame. But the third day arrived... Everything is uniform... Because you haven’t survived.. How am I supposed... Live if you can’t be revived? Now at day twenty-two... I got this envelope... To write a small letter to you... Hence it came... For you to know what I’ve been going though. Can’t you see that I need You To come Back to me please © 2020 JamesTleBourn |
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Added on March 7, 2020 Last Updated on March 7, 2020 AuthorJamesTleBournYggerstale, Canadian District, AntarcticaAboutAm I new? Yes. How old am I? Why would I ever say. Where do I live? Like it says: the Canadian bit of Antarctica. Will I accept read requests? I guess *shrug* as long as you comment on my stuff.. more..Writing
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