It's the Song That Moves Me

It was just past midnight. Another sleepless might. Wide awake, sifting through the memories, I felt an aching deep in my heart and soul. As I listened to the you tube playlist I had created for you. 

First came Aaron Copeland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" not so common  transitory reflection of what was your life. Sped quickly by in those last pain filled brief moments that still impact mine.
Play Evanescence "My Immortal" how ingrained was your life embraced by mine.
The unheard solemn cry of Terence Stamp singing Billy Joel's "Goodnight My Angel." It was here the tears did exude and inundate my eyes with sobbing whispers of our final goodbye.
The haunting melodies and words resounded a song sung with innocence  by Libera and the hope to be held once more by  "I Am the Day" followed hypnotically be Mary Fahl's "Going Home."
Let the songs play.
Let the tears flows.
Let your memory return.
Let me dream of what we had.
Let life continue although it be without you.
Close the book, end the poetry, let it rest as I give in.
Dan Schutte's "Here I Am Lord".
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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Sietesantos Avatar
December 17, 2017 at 4:32 PM
I fell in love with this lovely haunting piece that brings to mind quite a few of the memorable, emotive songs that I have identified with throughtout my life.You are indeed a master poet and I enjoyed reading your work! Hugs. Pandita
Michael Avatar
December 15, 2017 at 5:19 AM
Yes, DM Rabbit, "Let life continue although it be without you." It certainly began otherwise... A poem of life...All the best
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