I build a homeA Poem by the bitter taste of almostIt wasn't for you that I lit the beacons but when you answered for you they continued to burn.
I did not open the gates upon your arrival but since you came knocking heraldic flags await your return.
I build a chapel, to pray to the gods of luck; blow your winds my way! Howl a tune so I might see her dance in my hallways.
I build a courtyard, an open space with young roses budding; a place alive with my growth.
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Added on March 30, 2023 Last Updated on March 30, 2023 Tags: poetry, poem, heartache, grief, loss, missing someone, missing you, loneliness, love, trauma, angst, sad, dark, romance Authorthe bitter taste of almostAboutI was almost someone good. Writing poetry about the past; themes of grief, childhood, trauma, dissociation, heartache and ultimately, finding the means to move on. I also paint, draw and sculpt .. more..Writing
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