Silence often communicates words that can't be spoken;
Silence, the only sound I hear while here I stand in the rain,
Teary-eyed while smelling these red roses, which I intend to
place on your grave.
The world around me exists only in the darkness of my heart,
A darkness that has remained since the spirits took you;
I know that you're still watching me from your new, peaceful
home in heaven above.
"At least she's out of pain now," everybody tells me;
They make me feel guilty that I should miss you so much, and
I wish you were still here with me.
I read your gravestone as the heavens above my head open,
Only the rain in my heart is heavier;
I never anticipated that I'd be alone, without you in this world
forever.
I lay these red roses down as thunder echoes around me,
Only, it's not thunder in the sky;
It's the sound of my heart which died with you the minute
I found out we were apart.
As I lay these red roses down on your grave,
I kiss your stone, but I don't say goodbye because that means
losing you forever.
As I lay these red roses down on your grave,
I know I have to let go, though the thought is too much to
think about.
As I lay these red roses on your grave;
I accept that you will never return to our world,
They say that grief gets better over time;
I will never see your smile,
Feel the tender touch of your hand;
or, hear your beautiful voice again.
As I lay these roses on your grave,
I must carry on without you,
Though things will never be the same,
And the sadness remains.
Written with love, for that beautiful best friend I lost a couple of years ago.
My life has not been the same without you.
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Carol Ann Townend
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