Just A MemoryA Poem by Anne LockhartYou were gone before I could know who you were. Even when you were here, you used your hands to communicate and I was too young to understand. Mom and Dad had to interpret for me, and even then I was too shy to speak. Please… come back. They tell me you were a writer just like I am, and that makes me miss you all the more We could have clicked on so many levels We could have written letters to each other, laughed with each other, oh… Why? Why did you have to go? I need you. There’s just some things I can’t tell other people, but I would have told you. You could have helped me though life, tell me why my heart was broken, we could have rejoiced together, cried together. Why… why! Come back… come back. I want to know you. I want to memorize your smile and the way you walk. What was your sense of humor like? What was your favorite color? Come back, grandpa. Come back. © 2014 Anne LockhartAuthor's Note
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