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Bittersweet October Day
by Walter Jones (Age: 63)
copyright 01-13-2004


Age Rating: 7 to 127

 
Selfish being that I am
I stood by holding a friend
As October wind kissed our face

It had been years since our last embrace
A thousand memories time it had erased
I was honored to be at this place

Her hand was old and coarse
Years of work had left its mark
Still full of hope was her heart

I watched a rainbow of leaves swirl up
I had wished that I could remove her bitter cup

It was too late for my remorse
Old man in misfit clothes played taps
The sound chilled my very soul

She whispered in my ear its time to go
The wonder of an autumn day
Almost took my breath a way

I walked with weaken step
Tears rolled down my cheek
I tried to keep my pain buried deep

Softly I wept
She steadies my step
Guided me to my home

Stayed so I would not be alone
Fire in the fireplace warms
I hold her close

No words, she knows
Through the window I see
Children playing in the leaves

Her presence comforts me
Our son is gone
To another home
Buried deep beneath the ground




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01-19-2004 Toni Sweeney    

This is a really confusing poem.
Toni S.


01-15-2004 Debra Rose    

This is such a sad, beautiful poem, Walter. I found myself in tears at the end. I'm so sorry you've had to go through this. You're so strong...and I know he's watching out for you.

forever,
Debra


01-15-2004 Kay Lee Kelly    

This took my breath away, \tears are here to stay.
One of the best I have read,,,,,ever !


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