The Sign

The Sign

A Poem by T.S. Woolard
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The death of a beautiful woman and the effects on her soulmate

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I pray to you on bended knee
To give me some sort of sign
Should I remain and fight so hard
Or turn and leave it behind
The truth evades me once again
Leaving doubt cast in my mind
As you took her and left me here
Looking for some sort of sign

You took my love, my precious love
And treated her so unkind
Her beauty faded in the dirt
And worms feasted on her mind
Why would you want to claim her so
And just leave me here behind
I can't find purpose or reason
Or any sort of a sign

Now I'm alone just like her soul
Thinking about the auld lang syne
Fighting against the will of one
We will remain intertwined
We shall never fall to resolve
For we will surely one day find
Each other in that ghostly plain
Far beyond that elusive sign

© 2013 T.S. Woolard


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Added on March 3, 2013
Last Updated on March 3, 2013
Tags: death, sad, pain, heartbreak, stolen, love, relationship, religion

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T.S. Woolard
T.S. Woolard

raleigh, NC



About
I am a young married man born and raised in North Carolina. I have written since I was 12 years old. I love reading writing and learning anything, but funnily enough, I hated school. more..