The Aching Never Quite Abating

The Aching Never Quite Abating

A Poem by Chris G. Vaillancourt
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Published in "The Nexxus" 2012

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I let go.
Let go, but witness the
still holding on of
watching and wanting.
Now, in the midst of all
this detachment, I
have space in mind to
watch the smirking.
Slow towards me.
The aching never
quite abating.

Infinite and forever,
rustling vegetation
in immutable designs
somehow never
going away.
For me, the truth
is never absolute.
The indignity
more hopeful in
some odd way.

I let go.
So should you.
Don't remember and
recall
every rumour we
entertained.
"Stay present" ,
stutter the opinions
of too many
individuals
who not only
ask, insist.

I let go.
It feels right.


© 2012 Chris G. Vaillancourt



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To let go, indeed feels right... You have penned a magnificent piece...it uncoils the rumours and detaches you from the ache. Brilliant write!~xo~:)

Posted 3 Weeks Ago


excellent writing of course, this was a poem I quite enjoyed.

Posted 1 Month Ago


Letting go can free a soul and bring peace! Perfect ending!

Posted 8 Months Ago


emotional poem

Posted 9 Months Ago


0 of 1 people found this review constructive.

I am always one for imagery and you pen this out so well in this piece. "Stay present" ,stutter the opinions" This speaks as a whisper, a word and powerful emotion. Beautiful and simple yet ultimately strong.

Posted 9 Months Ago


brilliant ending...........beautiful poem, jam-packed with emotion. Well done.

Posted 9 Months Ago


Really interesting....

Posted 9 Months Ago


I only wish I could let go. But damn, I must agree with Penlady, it "put a lump in my throte". Very emtional piece.

Posted 9 Months Ago


Yea. Penlady was so right when she said your works illicit so many emotions. May The Good Lord sustain you and grant you wisdom

Posted 9 Months Ago


I've often wonder IF i ever learn the lesson suggested in your beautiful poetry, IF it will feel allright. I guess I'm hopeless because your last two lines did not free me, for me, but instead put a lump in y throat. Your work ilicits so much feeling,,,beautiful and wonderful to read!

Posted 9 Months Ago



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Chris G. Vaillancourt
Chris G. Vaillancourt

Windsor, Ontario, Canada



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Over 200 of my poems have appeared in more than one hundred journals in the U.S. and Canada, in Japan and Australia, and the U.K. I have had a series of chapbooks published in the 1980's by 4 Wi.. more..

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