Moments

Moments

A Poem by Rohan Murrolet
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A poem of sorts about my father's death and my regrets.

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Like a curse placed by mocking devils

You are on my mind every moment,

And it is these moments I wish I could forget;

The moment that I thought I would see you again,

But knew I wouldn't.

The moment where I should have been there

But weren't.

The moment where your warm embrace

Wasn't something I took for granted.

The moment where I thought visiting

Would have been a waste of time.

The moment when you needed me

But I was weak,

And that's all it took; a moment.

A moment for you to succumb

And to slip away,

A moment for you to fade into memory

And it was because of this I saw my errors;

I could have taken that moment to call you

That moment to remind you of my love for you

That moment to make that last hug longer

But I didn't bother.

And now you are gone, ashes bottled by time,

And we shall never see each other again.

And all it takes now is

A touch of your marble nameplate

To relive every memory I've had of you

In that moment.

© 2013 Rohan Murrolet


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Added on July 11, 2013
Last Updated on July 11, 2013
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Rohan Murrolet
Rohan Murrolet

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I'm a college student pursuing a degree in education with a major in either history or English (not sure at the moment). I like writing, video games, political discussion, and music (classical to blac.. more..

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