I Watched You Poem by joy lemoine Powell

I Watched You



As you walked by flowers in hand
and the book…
brushing the leaves from the stone
her name engraved upon it …
the sadness still there as you
placed the flowers on her grave ….
You’d sit cross legged on the
grass reading to her …
a calming story that she read to
the children when they were afraid ….
Protecting her even now loving
her more …
Everyday rain or shine you’d come
sharing part of your life to
entwine with hers …
I thought perhaps they would end
the visits…
you never missed a day…

Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: devotion
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A true story of a man who walked past my home each and everyday to visit his wife- - he gently brushed away the leaves or grass from her stone and spread a little blanket on the ground and read from a book- -he felt would make her feel safe/or in his mind it would- - he continued this until the day he finally joined her.
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