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Rememberance....a poem

PostPosted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 8:06 pm
by Phantom_Sorano
The feelings or grief still gasp me,
surrounding and pressing my frame
like long, tenacious fingers...
that I cannot see, but feel...
To think it has been this long already...
two whole years have passed
since my world came crashing down...
that my hopes vanished...
my faith shaken from its foundation...
my spirit crushed...
my heart broken.
No longer can I come to you in
sadness and confusion...
no longer can your arms...
keep me safe and warm.
I fall to my knees to the ground...
the grass still unevened...
The spot still visible.
To think....it has been so long.
To think you have missed my life change...
changes you had dreamed of seeing.
Tears-hot and heavy
gush from my eyes,
showering your grave marker.
My dear one....
my precious idol of hope and inspiration...
To think it has been so long...
I can still recall
picking buttercups...
baking peanut butter cookies...
long afternoons in the kitchen...
talking, laughing, playing...
Sweet years of childhood dashed
by the Tomb of Death and Reality...
No longer do I live in Fantasy....
I know and see the World now....
and to think it has been two years...
two years since the day you left.

I love you, Nanny, I can't wait to meet up with you again in Heaven.
RPA 11-21-13 to 3-18-05.

PostPosted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 9:07 pm
by Destroyer2000
Very beautiful, and sad.

PostPosted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 5:56 pm
by Anna Mae
"The feelings or grief still gasp me,"
Do you mean "feelings of grief"?

"my faith shaken from its foundation..."
Unusual and interesting phrasing. It is pleasing to me.

"I fall to my knees to the ground..."
I like your prepositional sequence here.

"The spot still visible."
What spot? The indentions of your knees (which are still in a kneeling posture)?

"Tears-hot and heavy"
I would recommend putting another dash after "heavy" to give the phrase more closure.

"showering your grave marker."
It all makes sense now. Disregard the spot question. Good.

What a nice tribute to your loved one.

PostPosted: Sat Mar 24, 2007 4:13 pm
by Phantom_Sorano
Well, thank you. I especially appreiate your line analysis, Anna Mae. I wrote this when I was upset, so I am not surprised I misspelled words. Thanks for pointing it out.

PostPosted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 7:35 pm
by Althaia
wow O_O phantom thats beautifully well written on my veiw point