Quiet This Morning
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Quiet this Morning
Willow…
Skipping rocks.
Sorrow…
Crying sometime.
Missing…
You.
The echo in the hall way is deafening.
I try hard to make no noise at all.
I don’t want to wake even one memory.
It is quiet this morning, I am going outside.
I brought a cup of last night’s coffee,
out with me on the small porch.
It was from the pot I made about midnight.
Not to keep me up, but to help me sleep.
I can never feel anymore. It helps, to be out.
It is the closest thing to nothing I can get too.
I am afraid of hell.
You told me the Savior knew my name.
I wish that were true. He could tell me who I am.
When I know that, maybe I will be able to know him.
I want to.
I am…
Still,
afraid.
Copyright © Ann Foster | Year Posted 2019
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