Bonds

Bonds

A Poem by Lynne Murphy Miller
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Written in sorrow for my lifelong beloved friend who died alone at the age of 57 years. He is 10 years gone, and I still cannot talk about him.

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Yes, Dear, I was 
excessively fond
Of the light in your hair
in the early dawn;
Of the blue of your eyes
as the evening fell,
And you'd give me the smile
I loved so well.
Of the sweet, kind song
that you loved to sing,
That could always turn
  my thoughts to Spring.
Of your gentle - 
kind and gentle heart -
That held me from the very start,
like a butterfly on the verge of flight
Yes, Dear, I was
excessively fond...

© 2022 Lynne Murphy Miller


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What a lovely, lovely but sad, poem for your time ago passed friend. Less is definitely more :)


Posted 1 Year Ago


This is a beautiful poem of remembrance. 💛🌺

Posted 1 Year Ago


Comes a time when the memories are what we hold on to...

Posted 1 Year Ago


Lynne Murphy Miller

1 Year Ago

So true. My father was born in 1894, mother in 1912. By the time I was 40 years old, I had been to 6.. read more
Wow, that was pretty deep and very lonely feeling though a somewhat light write.

Posted 1 Year Ago



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Added on December 4, 2022
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Lynne Murphy Miller
Lynne Murphy Miller

Vancouver, WA



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Vociferous reader and lover of words & language, literature, poetry, fine & performing arts, the natural world... In my youth a dancer and teacher, musician, then ASL interpreter, storyteller, and now.. more..

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