The hour that struck at 12:16felt as though a part of me went away in those seconds
and was never again to be seen.
It has also been cold lately
laying on this stale bed
and as each minute ticks, it becomes bitterly lonely
for my heart aches to hold your hand again
and to listen to your voice.
It hurts that you have left
but at the same time I am happy for you.
For you have ripped your way out of your pink ribbon
no longer restrained from within its hold
now free.
I remember our conversation before that big day
you and I talking about nothing-everything
and my soul struck a chord
when I realized I'd lose you
and in that moment I said:
I wonder if when we die, we will get strong, beautiful angel wings. We would be able to fly so high, and it would be able to carry us with its strength. I hope that's true.
You smiled as you looked out the window
and said
me too.
Rest In Peace grandma, I hope that you are soaring through the clouds just like we talked about.
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Monachopsis
Ngẫu nhiênTales from the observer-perspectives from everywhere except from the place where I belong.