Three Weeks

Three Weeks

A Poem by Emmy J.M. Powell

The night that you died,
I had kissed your shoulder goodnight,
and whispered that I loved you,
and I left that night,
angrier than I'd ever been,
in my whole life, I think.
Just like the rest of my family has been saying;
three weeks just wasn't enough,
and those mere three weeks,
between an emergency room admittance and a quiet death,
was the most agonizing experience,
for both of us. 
You were there,
and then you were really really really there,
and then you just weren't,
that I think that's how everyone's cancer story goes. 

© 2014 Emmy J.M. Powell


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remembrance carves the momentum statue that will never forgotten. even now only in the spirit but forever living in every sight of inspiration.

thanks for share a memorial poem of the unforgotten

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Thank you! ;;

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