Butterfly haunts me flutters by in the dark of night when the smoke cleared all that was left was a still photograph no breath to be had, no words to be spoken perched upon my mind where no one can see all the secrets that taunt me
Left behind in your spirit like an erratic zephyr they twist my head nothing sacred in how you fled the atmosphere I oft wonder have you found that freedom as you floated from this earth markings on the sky of colorless clues the painted scenery still not clear all that's left to do is exhale poetry
Sometimes the words we string together are the only respite we have. They are our armor or if the barrage is less intense, our umbrella. I feel the sorrow here and the despairing frustration that such a loss must engender. Exhaling poetry would necessarily be the only comfort.
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
Thanks so much for your gracious thoughts here annie lee....
I'm left speechless, this is exquisite Frieda. Jack, your music is the perfect accompaniment for this piece, both work together in extraordinarily delicate symmetry.
Very well expressed and very well explained all over.
Her you did great justice by adding music to it.
I've enjoyed it. Well I'm back after very long break so its very important to say
I'm Sorry - Exhale... and say that was really a great work indeed :)
Singh :)
- Cheers!
How beautifully she surges through you, Frieda..."no breath to be had, no words to be spoken". Losing a sibling is paramount to a parent...the significance of it is something you carry for the rest of your life!
The piano accompaniment to this is chilling, and stirring, just as the words you've "exhaled". A most beautiful pairing, indeed!
The wholeness and feel of this write...Frieda...I liked the entire narrative from beginning to end...Thanks for the invite...I'm about mid way with my copy writer's project...14k words down and miles to go before I sleep...and promoting the book is exhausting...I have a team in place...Good night...
If you want to know me, read my poetry, it's all in there. I am a mother of three sons (my finest moments) a sister, a survivor and a little bit crazy. I lost my beloved sister to suicide, so you'll.. more..