Paradise Manifest

Paradise Manifest

A Poem by RoxyMonoxide
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Reflections on two bereavements, too close together.

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You once told me everything will be alright,

Even if the most important of us died,

We will carry on, will survive,

That everything will be alright.

 

But I wonder now, that I’m coming apart at the seams,

And I have no appropriate sowing machine,

And you are gone, and no longer mine,

If everything will be alright.

 

Still, hold tight, don’t take fright now,

Because there is a way forward somehow.

 

No man is ever worth a paradise manifest.

© 2018 RoxyMonoxide


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Added on August 21, 2018
Last Updated on August 21, 2018
Tags: sucide, mental health, breakups, bereavements, death

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RoxyMonoxide
RoxyMonoxide

London, United Kingdom



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