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Why did you go?
by Brian Dickenson (Age: 73)
copyright 08-08-2005


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
Why are you weeping my love?
Your tears glisten,
Like stars in the heavens above.
Is this a dream?

Your face floats before me,
Your expression condemns,
Oh please hear my plea,
I tried so hard to be with you.

Time was the barrier.
There was no way to reach you.
No cupid the carrier
And now you have gone from my life.

Never to see you or hold you again,
To face every day
With this constant pain;
Knowing you died without me.


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03-28-2007 Frank Fields    

This is very nicely done with an interesting point and counter-point of love and death, or the death of a love, death being either literal or figurative, depending on the reader's perspective. I see more a love that was allowed to wither from lack of sustenance. But that may be my own perspective. Regardless, it is well done and pierces both the heart and mind.

William
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08-07-2006 Mary -BrytEyz- Ball    

Sometimes it feels like they left us, and sometimes it feels like we went on without them. As long as we carry them with us in our memories, yes? Fortunately, I've never lost a "loved one" in death (as in significant other).... I've lost a grandparent, friend, etc... but not a "true love". It seems they've broken up with me and moved on, but not died. I guess that's a good thing, as I can't say "I know how you feel". I'm sure it will come...and until it does, I can always look back at this and think about it. You give us a very emotional work and stir our feelings down deep inside. As always, you write very well.


05-26-2006 Tiffany Forster    

Great poem. I love the was you have worded it, as RIchard said, it is very expressive. THe reader can really feel the tug of your words in this one.
-hands him an 18th century print of Paradise Lost-
Cheers!

Tiffany


02-13-2006 Richard Reed Jr    

Very expressive poem. I can hear your voice coming through loud and clear and I can relate as you emotional words pull me into the poem.

Technically very sound and smooth.

Good Write!

Rich


02-13-2006 Veera Das    

A touching theme. It seems to suggest that love is stronger than death because you never know how much you love someone till you loose them.
Have been down that road myself and yes, its a painful one.
Veera


10-10-2005 Regina Pate    

How sad, I am very sorry, but you tell it so well, flows very nicely I am sure time will heal this one too aye? Good job. Thank you

Regina


10-08-2005 Amanda Guthrie    

It made me cry also, what a declaration.
Beautiful work, Amanda


08-14-2005 Shannon W.    

this was such a touching and wonderful peom. by the time i was done reading it already brought tears to my eyes!


08-09-2005 Rene Laris    

Brought tears to my eyes. I lost my husband last Nov. and I can relate as our relationship was thus.


08-08-2005 David Pekrul    

They say time heals all wounds, but I wonder. This is a very sad, heartfelt piece. It tears at the emotions.


08-08-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

No words will give comfort, this pain you must bear alone. The greater the love, the stronger the pain of loss. I weep for your loss and pray for peace of mind for my friend. You were and are loved. God bless you my friend, Anthony


08-08-2005 Chelsea Armstrong    

*catches her breath* I do have to say that was one of the best poems I have ever read. IT brings the heart wrenching power of sorrow with your vividly painted words, the wounds have been cut so deep I am not sure if I can heal them again. After reading your poem it reminded me so much of a lost friend of mine. *smiles* Please do not worry my friend, your work was amazing. It made me realize just how much pain and sorrow I still bare for this particular person. Well done.


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