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just some thoughts on sadness after seeing a picture. |
A dry rose pressed In the book of Job Tells me of time passed Slowly, maddeningly. I bought you a bouquet, Tied with red and silver ribbon, Despite the pain Of snags and pokes From razor sharp spikes. The minutes turned to hours Waiting, dinner cooling, Candles melting, Slowly, maddeningly. You faded from my life, And became one more memory, A mere milestone In a life of loneliness. Today when reading About trials and tribulations, I found this reminder From a life slow and maddening. Has it been seven years? What does that equal In bitter weeping And a soul torn apart. Moisture slowly drops On a dry rose. It softens like my heart; Slowly, maddeningly. |