Missing You
Amidst the throes of what I miss,
'Tis not the grandeur, but the bliss
Of simple things, in quiet grace,
That brings your absence to embrace.
It's in the moments unadorned,
A shared laugh, a sunlit morn,
Where memories, like gentle streams,
Carry soft nostalgic themes.
The mundane sights that once we shared,
Now whispered echoes, tenderly bared,
A flower, a meal, the clouds above,
Stirring thoughts of boundless love.
Yet in this longing, there resides
A solemn truth that gently guides,
For in your rest, serene and deep,
No more the pain, no more to weep.
I do not crave your sorrowed past,
But oh, your presence unsurpassed,
For in its absence, stark and true,
I find myself missing you.
Copyright © Kathy-Lynn Ward | Year Posted 2025
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