The Ache of an Empty Bed

The Ache of an Empty Bed

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"

This is the weight of absence.

"

Before I fell asleep at night, 

I could almost feel your warm body laying beside me.

And when I woke up in the mornings,

I would search for your hand 

in the place where it use to rest.


Maybe if sleep could bring you back to me,

I might one day, return to lay my body down on that vacant mattress. 


But as far as I can tell,

 no dream of you

 can save me from the ache

 of an empty bed. 


© 2011


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A powerful poem. I understand the emotion in the words. Being alone after years of a warm body near leave us reaching for emptiness in the night. A excellent poem. Thank you. I like the description and the ending.
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