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A Poem by Bobbie Coelho
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A friend given up.

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Have you ever seen someone 
dying before you eyes?
Slowly
Her eyes are already dead
She can barely walk
Happy to die

It broke my heart
All I could do was cry
For the person I knew
Just a year ago
Was full of hope
Sparkling eyes
Warm smile
Now all gone

She's in another world
Nothing touches her
Nor can i get through
Nothing I can do
By Christmas
She will be a memory

© 2012 Bobbie Coelho


Author's Note

Bobbie Coelho
I have just written this, the writing just flowed otu and this is the result: I iwll possibly review it again.

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You have expressed your thoughts, and obvious pain exceptionally well in this piece of art. For me, personally it was a reminder of a very painful time, when my mother died.

Passion and truth renders the factual depth of one's loss. Love never dies nor does the soul. May you take a sliver of your loved one's legacy with you, and continue to create your own. May you never forget how she lived and died, courageous, as only a Hero could.



Posted 10 Years Ago


sometimes a spirit leaves before the body dies and it can be heartbreaking to watch what is left, i always try to remember the whole person.. a good account of death approaching and being welcomed

Posted 11 Years Ago


your poems are really touching. so deep. i love reading your poems. your a good writer. you wrote about a girl dying and so sad if you saw her dying. so sad to know that once a happy person is dying. that's really sad

Posted 12 Years Ago


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Truly touching and warm. But it was also sad. 100/100 Great job here. :)

Posted 12 Years Ago


This is such a beautiful poem. I can relate to this sad feeling you so successfully was able to display in this poem. Losing some one is never easy. You did such a wonderful job in taking that hurt and sad emotion and creating a lovely piece of writing. This is just such a great write. Keep up your amazing creativity.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Life illustrated plainly and in all of it's truth. Yes - I have borne witness to exactly this. And when she was gone, it was almost a relief that we did not have to remember how much of her was lost, bit-by-painful-bit. Though during that time, there was time enough to say things needing saying. By the end, there was nothing left to say but goodbye. Perspective took a bit in coming. In the mean time, Life hurts. Then - Life heals. A life lived between moments is what a life is. Thank you for reminding me of this.

Posted 12 Years Ago


so sad.........I have written of people like this. To me they are the walking dead. They may even smile but it never meets their eyes. Wonderful piece.

Posted 12 Years Ago


thanks for sharing your candid expressions of loss, really moving.

Posted 12 Years Ago


The tragic event has been depicted very vividly in this piece.
Your helplessness has been rightly reflected in the statement,"Nothing I can do".
Well done.
You may check this line,"It broke my my heart" to see if 'my' has been used twice
intentionally.




Posted 12 Years Ago


How sadly but beautifully put your feelings, Bobbie, the helplessness and more is so hard to express. All i can add is that in spite of your obvious pain, you've written a tragedy of extraordinary and subtle words, Bobbie.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Bobbie Coelho

12 Years Ago

Thank you so much it's so good to know that I have expressed my thoughts well.

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Bobbie Coelho
Bobbie Coelho

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I am 59, retired, married, have Parkinsons. In addition have written a book called Finding the Light. I have published a second anthology of poetry this year entitled Reflecting the Light more..

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