It's Tuesday

It's Tuesday

A Poem by Tenten

 

 
They wheel him down the aisle
Everyone dressed in Sunday best
It's Tuesday
The children are in the back
Too loud, too curious
We're still paying our respects
Ignoring brightly colored flowers
The way candle flames lick at stain glass
They get it, in a way
But we feel the burn
Eating away at our hearts
Consuming our belly
Still wearing a brave face
This mask of mine is cracking
As fat heavy tears fall through
Trying to control my weeping
Before hysterics hit
Still keeping them inside
All these years later
I never let those true feelings fall
 

© 2008 Tenten


Author's Note

Tenten
Cp. 2:00PM Mon 06/23/08 'I Don't Care' Apocalyptica ft. Adam Gontier flowing heavy to the music melody, ok, writing about the passed, Tio Vernies funeral, trying to be ok content, still lost and confused (Typed,Prides)

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This is a great snapshot... a lot of deep feeling in this piece that is transferred to the reader, felt it in waves. Not sure if that makes sense, but that was my exerience. Thanks for sharing this!

Posted 16 Years Ago


Wow. I so felt this...I have been here....standing beside my husband as he felt those flames in his heart as well....I so related to this! Thanks for asking me to read this piece. The one suggestion I have is to place an 'a' before your word 'isle' in the first sentence so you can make it an actual aisle instead of an island....They wheel him down the isle...aisle
Cheers, lea

Posted 16 Years Ago



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Tenten
Tenten

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