Hearth of my Life; and Loss of a Friend:
Narrative Poem
To the friend ,
I lost along the way,
I am sorry for-
my anxiety and depression,
That put a wedge,
between us
It’s like a fire demon,
That eats away at you’re soul
If anxiety was a color,
Mine,
would be green
Envious of your ability to
not overthink
Pure ablution of our friendly relation
If my depression had a color,
Mine,
would be blue
Quiet so NOT
to disturb you...
The first thing ,
that comes to mind
With this combo
Is a peacock
WHICH SADLY reminds me of you
I can’t repair or undo-
The toxic turn,
OUR friendship took,
Not matter,
how much I wish too...
Pure ablution of our friendly relation
Just as the peacock,
displays its feathers
As a sign of affection
I,
put these words in a poem
hoping it reaches you...
Nowadays,
WHEN
this color combo crosses my mind;
The ONLY thought that follows,
Is-
the sports team Seattle Seahawks
I know it’s okay, to miss you,
believe me,
I do
I hope you find a man,
Whom respects and rattles his feathers
As he tears up, at the sight of
You’re train,
As the lace glides through rose petals
Even though the chances are slim of us ever speaking again...
You,
ALWAYS were the best,
supporting character
in the chapters, of my life
One day, I will re-read the lines,
I may,
turn up the corners;
that bookmark the pages, I last read
The part that saddens me most,
We won’t ,know how one another story ends...
Pure ablution of our friendly relation
There is no bacon to burn,
No need to hit a guy,
with a cast iron skillet
There is no binding contract of friendship,
Tying you to the hearth of my life
No power, over you
I am no floor, to tread on
About the Creator
Saroyan Coles
I want to empower others with my writing. I have always dreamed of seeing my name, on something.
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