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Richard Reed Jr
Adrianne Wadsworth
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Samantha Hadley
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I Will See Thee Again
by Lisa Anderson (Age: 18)
copyright 02-15-2005


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
I am sick with the fever of devastation.
Knowing my life is too precious to live.
My illness will never soon pass,
So I must get this over with.

I cannot be cured,
I assure you it’s true.
My love, I swear
If only you knew…

This sickness is killing.
Not to scare you,
But soon I will be gone
And my soul anew.

So I’ll kiss you goodnight,
And say my goodbyes.
When tomorrow you wake,
I will not hear your cries.

I will see your face,
But you won’t see me.
Know I am there,
Looking down on thee.

Search in the dresser,
And find my note
Explaining my death
And thus it will quote:

My dearest, my love!
As you read this,
I’m above.

Your life is still brand new,
So do not shed a tear!
For I am still with you,
Do not have fear.

This cancer has taken me
To a place far, far away
Though you thought I would live,
I knew I could not stay.

So here I am,
Relieved of my pain.
Sleep sweet, my love.
I will see thee again.

*Note that the word again is pronounced agayne.


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08-15-2006 Richard Reed Jr    

Powerful voice of the narrator presents a haunting like ambiance to this piece. The strength of the poem grips the reader and holds him/her there with the narrator.

Good work Lisa,

Rich
08-24-2005 Roger Crique    

I truly hope this is fictional, if it's not, then allow me to say that it left a lump in my throat. I don't know really what to say, other than that fact that this poem is outstanding, the imagery left me in pain and the flow is chokingly sad. I will pray to God for your health and well being, whether you're here or anywhere else. I believe in miracles!
02-18-2005 Jenna T.    

One of the best poems I've seen this week here on P-n-P (and believe me, there are a LOT of good writers on here)! Excellent job.

Jenna T.
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