Silver Gosling

Silver Gosling

A Poem by Michelle Gent
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My grandmother passing over to the other side. And being greeted by my grandfather

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Silver Gosling-

I dream of Lillian
Years melting away with each step
The closer she gets to the light
Her pace quicker, lighter, effortless

Her depleted lungs filling with oxygen
Operatic vocals no longer Baroque
Her pitch a retrieved boomerang
A harpsichord plays in accompaniment

A young girl's laughter falls from her lips
Surprising her at first
then causes a great big smile

A familiar voice catches her attention
"Hello my bride"
"It's Henry again!"

Four decades have passed
Yet my love still waits
Standing at the top of the stairs
Just beyond the gate

© 2015 Michelle Gent


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This is very touching. I do not know how these things will play out, but it is love we know will endure.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Michelle Gent

8 Years Ago

Thank you for your comment. I appreciate you taking the time.

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Added on December 3, 2015
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