When You First Died

I crashed upon these useless knees, My tears fell below and flew yonder. Pleading not to be alone my only wish, This brain burned thinking of just one word. Love, it had cooled my mind and now was quickly gone, Was it just another match lighting a fire ending in smoke? I knew then I was only a mirror now not reflecting you. To feel that way buried me alive and I didn’t even care. Oh how that loss of joy replaced so swiftly by agony seared me, I thought how this must be the hell that one is punished with. Even thought if someone was to kindly kill me I’d find you again. Looking back now on what a thief that desperation can truly be. Only a few days later I sat there looking at our wedding pictures, It was then I remembered all the promises you had made to me. Thinking until you came along they had only been in my dreams, About the day I awoke and those long sought after hopes were real. Copyright © 2014 Robert William Gruhn - All Rights Reserved "A poem to me is the essence of any thought, Being built from its foundation into tower scraping sky. It can fly like no other bird to places never seen, Even spaceships can only dream of taking its place." © 2014 Robert William Gruhn