Me No More
After It's Gone

We laughed,
Often at ourselves.
Now, I rarely laugh.
We chatted,
Sometimes about ourselves.
Now, I find myself mute.
We touched,
Always pleased with ourselves for satisfying one another.
Now, I am no more.
Do you mourn the loss of me?
Do you ache as I
For our missing
Laughter
Communication
Intimacy?
I lament the loss of me
As I grieve the absence of you.
I now know
It's equally grave
Being left
As it must be to leave.
Alas, the casualty of my destruction
Will linger
As does your passing.
I am not the me
I was
With
You.
Without you,
I am me no more.
About the Creator
Julie Lacksonen
I'm a soon-to-be retired music educator. This is my 40th and final year at the same school. I enjoy writing, reading, walking, swimming, and spending time with family.
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