We have been cut off from each other,
There is still a bond of blood,
But there is an iron curtain of silence,
A crack,
A fissure standing in the earth between us,
You and I could not be any more different,
Yet we pretend we still know each other,
For our own sakes,
Deep down we know that the seeping of time,
Has caused a rift in our once steady bond,
One that I have anguished many nights over,
Like the sky after a volcanic eruption,
Filled with clouded ash,
Cold for many years more,
And I suppose it's inevitable,
Like all wars are,
But it agonizes me to see this happening,
The fissure of what was and what is,
A past I cannot turn to for it soon becomes bittersweet,
And something my wishes cannot reach,
For I know we are both beyond saving,
Our fissure has draw a fatal cut into innocence.
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Traveler's Requiem [Poetry]
PoetryA collection of poems, tales, and feelings from around the world. From the life of a world traveler in exile. Top rating: #66 in poetry