Monday, 28 May 2012

Bitter Sweet Memory


Bitter Sweet Memory

A lifetime or a blink has passed since then,
That dry Sunday when the rapture died.

I remember our stroll past faceless houses
Both wanting to say something, anything, to halt the tide.

Words would not flow,  the silent current roared between us.

You gave me a pine cone;
Its import was lost on me.
I missed your plea for understanding -

You would rather be alone.


FIL June 2008

2 comments:

  1. -'the silent current roared between us'.
    I like the way this poem separates two people, Phil.
    It is tangible and nicely done.

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