Desperate Abandon Desperate Abandon

Desperate Abandon

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This is a poem that reads almost as if it were a suicide note, rather one that I felt I needed to write after a loved one committed suicide. It has helped me heal as much as one can heal from the loss of a loved one.

Submitted: February 16, 2012

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Submitted: February 16, 2012

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Ghostly kiss, Moment of bliss

Tell her I'm sorry, I never meant to leave her like this.

Fractured visions, Distorted reality, Shattered reflections

Her soft touch I felt, Her beauty I saw, Her love I remembered.

The darkness overcame me quickly, I felt no physical pain.

I wish that I could have held her one last time.

Please don't shed any tears for me, I don't deserve them.

Though we will meet again someday, for now it's good-bye.

The jury was hung and I left in desperate abandon.


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