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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The smell of fresh paint lingers in my nose, in the air. Crisp sheets lay smooth, untouched with hospital corners. I dreamed of holding you in our bed. A king size bed is too big for one. Wedding gifts are strewn across our dining room table. I dreamed of eating together there as man and wife, candlelit dinners, and meals with laughing children... dreams that will never come true. A family room quietly sits alone without a family. A yard waits outside for a garden that will never be planted. Nothing is as it seems. Only my flowing tears are real tonight. A new home, a new marriage... but my other half is only here in spirit. Only one returned from our honeymoon... I wish it was me who died that dark night. The doctors said nothing could be done... A silent killer stole you from sleep and from me while I slept next to you... nothing could be done, a beginning and an end. Life changes in a moment. Now, our dream home is for sale. The dream is gone. I cannot bring myself to sleep in our bed, so I make up the couch tonight...again. My heart calls out for you. My arms reach out for you. I taste your lips on mine. I smell you, see you, hear your voice whispering my name. Your touch lingers with the smell of fresh paint. By Rhonda Johnson-Saunders, June 29, 2012 *a work of fiction for If I Had a Broken Heart Contest
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