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I Still Cry

On August 12, 1998 my Mom died
All I know is that I cried

When I rushed from my new home in Edmond
All I did on the way there was cry

I got to the house and rushed to her room
And I saw that everyone was crying

I looked at her and saw the pale yellow in her skin
And all I could do was cry

I looked into her yellowish eyes, full of pain
And all I could do was cry

Then a single tear fell from her right eye

She took her last breath at 8:15 am
And all we could do was cry

The very next day I had to go to school
I was new, and sat alone at lunch and cried

Cancer took my Mom away
And still today I cry

Copyright © Amanda Cox | Year Posted 2010

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Date: 5/6/2016 10:19:00 AM

Amanda Cox, this is an awesome poem, thank you for sharing. ~SKAT~
Date: 4/24/2016 10:43:00 AM

Amanda, nicely penned. Glad to read your poem today. Luv *LINDA* -
Date: 9/23/2010 12:11:00 AM

I'm so sorry. keep the resurrection hope (John 5:28,29)
Date: 9/14/2010 2:11:00 AM

Wow Amanda that is so sad to hear. Just reading this opened up a wound that I thought would stay covered for years. I lost my grandmother to cancer last May.
Date: 9/8/2010 6:43:00 PM

Welcome to Poetry Soup.. hope your stay here is a long one .. this site offers many contests..check them out and enter and good luck with luv.. enjoyed reading your most creative write... cancer also too my Mom away last Thanksgiving Day..luv.. and I am still crying too..
Date: 9/8/2010 12:33:00 PM

This is such a sad poem... I cried... I'll pray for your mom. Good poem otherwise

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