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"Invalid Item" ![]() shawhoop I give it 5 stars Searching for that fallen moment, the point where meeting is comfort enough, daybreak at your new bedside, dust blown from on old brown Book, reading verses not wanting to read, and understanding the voice will not heal. Gather the flowers for pottery, placing them at your feet for memory, eyes raining upon the already damp grass, and hearing the crunch of fall leaves, the dead nature at our feet, reminding cruelly of the present. The uncertainty of breathing lies forever in our minds from that monday, while we scrambled and huddled around your figure shadowed by blankets, beeping, the tubes, taking our beats in hushed silence while she wailed. And he covered his face with hands, worn leather hiding fear in a room, stomachs aching for substance not wanting life but your life, a return to sunday when it was certain that this day was an illusion unimagined. But early mornings cause flashbulb nights and people send symbolic ham to our doorstep with prayers and a no words can offer attitude that offers arms and we think to trade for a new life where you still laugh. A new life we did receive unjustly, this ground just broken brown in fall, wide open hills and markers of tears, a pond reflecting blue in our eyes, today we come to you, wanting you, to find you still and flat at our feet. |