A Funeral for Love

A Funeral for Love

A Poem by Kuffy
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I wrote this the day my partner of 7 years told me he no longer loved me.

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How do I mourn what isn't dead?
The space beside me in the bed
The toothbrush where there once were two
Eyes like oceans, the smell of you

How do I bury what I can't kill?
The flame that burns inside me still
The passion that you cannot grasp
Is now my constant, aching rasp

How do I live as half of me?
We intertwined so helplessly
This woven life and woven heart
Will be destroyed when pulled apart

How can beginning come from end?
How can soulmate become friend?
The dream that has become unfurled
Was you and me, against the world

© 2018 Kuffy


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i like the poem it explores love and pain thoroughly and how being human we are fallible to love and hate at the same time but only one question stays, how can one forget? i like the use of symbolism in the poem especially how one tries to remember everything which is not there makes the poem more meaningful in nature.

Posted 6 Years Ago



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Added on February 8, 2018
Last Updated on February 8, 2018
Tags: loss, love, heartbreak, breakup, mourning, death, funeral

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Kuffy
Kuffy

Bristol, United Kingdom