Forever - After.A Poem by Tiarra TempletonTrying to trust in love that didn't work so well the first time around, but had to be taken back when it returned.
I'm questioning the afterlife.
Tell me, what will we do after we've died? I've lived too long to say goodbye. I've lived far too long to just swallow my pride. We look to the sky and our hands touch the stars. Our naked eyes can't see past Venus and Mars. "You know, after I left, I never went far," You say, "I promise you that, I never went far." The sound of slow music, the freeing of minds. All this small talk led to a big loss of time. I'll watch you leave, and we'll try not to cry. Just a few hours longer, leaving eyes not so dry. With hearts feeling weary, it's so hard to let go. And I'm growing terrified of everything I don't know. When you were gone, you know, things went so slow. My cluttered, pacing mind worked ever so slow.. You said forever, and I said, 'We'll see.' Still trying to show you what you've made of me. We're working out, but we're twisted - caring, but free. Still, you keep saying forever, and I try to believe. Don't blame me for anger, you're testing my faith. I'm stressed out and stubborn, and you know I won't wait. Sometimes I don't know about the love we create, But I give all I've got, hoping you're not too late. And when my time comes to go up past the sky, Will it be you who takes my hand when I fly? I'm scared and unsure, but I won't say goodbye, 'Cause forever is forever, even after we die. © 2010 Tiarra TempletonReviews
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1 Review Added on February 9, 2010 Last Updated on February 9, 2010 AuthorTiarra Templeton815, ILAboutMost people call me Tee : ). Writing is probably my only passion. Poetry especially. I live in a suburb of Chicago, Illinois. I'd like to major in creative writing for poetry. Possibly at Columbia... more..Writing
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