The Summer Of Stolen Days

The Summer Of Stolen Days

A Poem by Emmy J.M. Powell

These past few months,
haven't even been mine
They've been taken over,
by the five stages of grief,
and an unsettled stomach,
rumbling with ricocheting leftovers
My stolen days,
have consisted of cafeteria salads,
with limp lettuce and browning carrots,

and crowded hospital rooms,
that smelled of latex gloves and anticipation,
and muffled shoulder kisses,
knowing that it could be the last one
So don't tell me,
that I'm "looking down",
because this has been,
The Summer Of Stolen Days,
and I am merely trying to make up,
for what and who I have lost

© 2014 Emmy J.M. Powell


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Emmy J.M. Powell
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