Short poem about possibly losing someone |
When spring arrives with the rain softly falling; The suns’ later bedtime; the birds’ gleeful calling; When flowers bloom and warmer breezes tousle my hair; I have to sadly wonder now; will you be there? I haven’t heard witty banter with a teasing smirk; Watched a sparkling eyed smile laughing with me at my quirks; I’ve gone years, missed them so, without a daily connection; The past many weeks with you has become a welcome infection. If my caring, my telling you, is too much for you; Communication is a chore, out of pity it’s what you do; If the rush, the excitement of hearing from me has left; While I’ll miss you, more than miss you, maybe your leaving is best. I hope with all heartbeats, each blink; with every breath I take; That the ‘you’ you have shown me knows we are not a mistake; I watch clouds pass; trees bud; puddles filling with melting snow While wondering, will you be around a while? When will I know?
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