Absence of Grief
A Poem About the Numbness of Loss
By talia masonPublished 5 years ago • 1 min read
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Absence of Grief
I sit surrounded by the possessions of my dead
Yet I have never grieved or shed a tear
I feel that they never really left me
I feel that they are all still here
At night when the world is so silent, I hear all of their voices
They visit me in my dreams as I sleep
Is repressed grief making me crazy
Because I never did weep
Does my continued connection to them keep them from rest
Is it my need that constantly draws them near
Is it time that I found a way to grieve
And finally faced my fear.
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About the Creator
talia mason
Author of The Hunted Heir, Azillah (the gifted series), The E Killer, Aynesworthy House and Death Said No.
I am the mother of 3 daughters and a lupus, epilepsy and PTSD fighter.
books available at www.amazon.co.uk/Talia-Mason/e/B01LQHH9RW
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