The C-Word

The C-Word

A Poem by BrionyIvy

You're not even gone but I feel you 

Slipping, gliding through my fingers

Slowly like black molasses.

If it was quick, like a red burn

Or sharp stab I would have nothing to hold on to.

But now I grasp at a silhouette of a soul, your

Vibrant tongue is split and dry.


Poor one, I see you through your eyes but these

Thinning bones and laboured breaths scare me.

I want to hold you but I can't.


My friend, my dear, my darling boy.

Each moon we shared was like a hand print on my heart,

Forever kept, forever kept. 

© 2012 BrionyIvy


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Beautiful.

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BrionyIvy
BrionyIvy

Nottingham, United Kingdom



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