I Saw You in the StarsA Poem by The Hampstead Poet
Cold, dark, too soft to touch
Yet too hard and too cold You slipped away from me last night I can see you in the stars They twinkle, oh so far away My heart knows you're not there The endless pull, the warmth in my smile Gone, the world an empty void Too late, what could I have done I watched you slowly die for months My grief beyond tears, beyond another smile You took that part of me when you left Gone, the light, gone, the laughter All you left was a gaping void From which springs strife and suffering I can't believe that you're not here Yet last night, you appeared to me Happier than I'd ever seen you Beautiful, immortal Yet bound by chains to this life And though my suffering is beyond description I yearn to set you free I must accept that you are gone And to move on? Tho' not forget Last night I saw you in the stars Celestial, immortal, free And for once, in a long while I allowed myself to smile © 2013 The Hampstead PoetAuthor's Note
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