The day you died.

The day you died.

A Poem by Vanessa van Gersie

The blue skies turned red
The clouds slowly vanished
leaving only rain in it's absence
The day seemed to have lost it's joy
it was the day you died.

Barely aware,yet achingly sure
I realized the vast vacuum
taking up it's residence
spreading like a cancer,
destroying the very peace of my soul
it was the day you died.

I tried not to cry whilst my knees gave way  
and I fell to the wet ground.
I buried my face in my hands, 
but my agony could not be suppressed.
tears ran down my cheeks in rhythm to the steadily falling raindrops
it was the day you died.

The desperate cries of thunder,
seemed to fade away at the sound of my heart beat
Memories of you haunted me 
The unforgettable moments I should have cherished.
the fact that i wasn't there when the claws of death took you 
A cold gust of wind embraced my skin.Then,sunk down to my very bones  
it was the day you died.

© 2013 Vanessa van Gersie


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Excellent! I know this feeling, all to well (like it was just yesterday). in 1999 i lost my father (that was the day i vowed to never give up); i am now 19 and it all still hurts.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Vanessa van Gersie

10 Years Ago

They say time heals all wounds but we never truly get over it..please accept my sincere condolence.
wrote this poem about someone who meant a lot to me...hope you like it.

Posted 11 Years Ago



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I am an idealist at heart and a pathetic fanatic of feminism. I hail from a multicultural background and may be of dutch descent. I am ball-a-phobic and love to travel but I have a burnt passport so a.. more..

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