I don't think your loosing touch, but if you think you are, look at an older poem that you like, structure, rhyme scheme, etc. and try to write another like it, if it comes out different, then you are just evolving as a poet.
The minimality of this poem makes it all the more poignant, each line begs for a little more thought. Liked how you connected the title to your message so clearly, well done.
well, the message was clear obviously...
the lost of someone that meant so much to a person let to the feelings of emptiness...
if you write it a bit longer than this would be better. Don't worry, nobody will ever losing his/her touch, it's just we need more time to write a better poem sometimes....
losing touch? I'm not sure what you mean. This prose is simple. Not trying to over do itself. It stands perfectly clear. It doesn't ramble or leave one hanging. I'm not sure what you meant it to be or wanted it to be, but it's come into being on its own. I wouldn't mess with it, save it and let it stand for a while. If you redraft it, redraft a copy. Versions from now, you may come back to this and say, "hey, this ain't too bad."
ya heard it from me first. lol
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