Lonely Than Ever Tracy

Dear Tracy,
     I never expected you to go
Not even anticipated your leaving
I am disturbed by my lonesomeness
Wishing you as a true friend 
Were near
     I never thought to write letters
We just lived for a tomorrow
Not ever even telephoning
Popping in was okay
     I never expected to hear your voice through wires
Never knew those plans were futile
Never thought we would weaken 
Our heart of love
Never dreamt we would be season’s apart
     Never did we dream of a yesterday
Nor licked memories bare
We never bargained for this
We never dwelt on reflections

My loneliness is obvious
I weep as I write
For hurt I was
When life turned sour
And bitter became I 
When I knew
The power of love
                           Hate   
                              Dejection
                                 Loneliness
                                     Memories
                                          Aimlessness
                                             Pent-up frustration.
If only memos kept!
                                                                                       Forever,
                                                                                       Comfort.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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January 13, 2014 at 4:29 PM
This is sad and stil it trancends the paper. Such a friendship can be maintained over decades and distance. I do not believe it will be lost, perhaps delayed but not lost.
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