Kevin East (22 April 1954 / Amersham bucks)
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Aftermath
The aching silence
Of loving you alone.
You lay with me
Though you're not there.
Our kisses
Hang in the air
Like some forgotten cologne
You used to wear.
I watch you sleeping
On bed of rose petal.
How can I settle
For less.
Empty arms
Grieve sweet caress.
I talk to you
In lonliness.
As you drift
Through my soul.
A recurring dream
The black night stole.
And the madness
That follows sadness
Leaves me on an island
Alone.
A flower cut down.
Before it had grown.
Kevin East
Submitted: Tuesday, October 09, 2012
Edited: Tuesday, October 09, 2012
Poems by Kevin East : 7 / 439
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