Not Even Death

Not Even Death

A Poem by Aaron Simington
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Hyperempathetic. Best friend is a migraine sufferer, fallen from stroke. Hospitalized for a week, falling weaker as each day goes by. The love is clear.

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My heart Is heavy with uncertainty
My soul It's growing dim
My life Is spinning until my brain collapses
On this world, I can't depend

My head
It suffers
My muscles
Bruised
My stomach torn, and thin
My hope 
Depleted
My faith
Withdrawn
My everything is spent

I will love you until forever
With you, time doesn't pass
I will hold you until death takes me
And my body turns to ash
But, I swear to you, my angel
My strength will never fail
I will carry you to heaven
And be yours forever, still

My heart
It melts with worry
My soul
Is on the mend
My life Is rumbling until my brain relapses
And this world will pause, suspend
My head
Exploding
My muscles
Weak
As my stomach churns, again
My hope
Is empty
My faith
There's nil
And nothingness begins

I will love you until forever
With you I can fly so fast
I will hold you until death delivers
And my life will cease to last
But, I swear to you, my angel
My promise will prevail
I will carry you to heaven
And be yours forever, still

Let go of your worries
Let go of your pain
Breath in, breathe out again
Let go of your stress
Be strong, be brave
You are my everything

Wake up and be better

© 2019 Aaron Simington


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Aaron Simington
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Added on September 3, 2017
Last Updated on July 15, 2019
Tags: Love, death, protect, life, hospital, migraine, stomach, heart, brain