Rani Turton
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Lessons I Never Learned
Backbencher in grief schooling;
Never able to rationalize my loss;
Questioning pain as though life was
Just another dice's toss.
Whenever I thought of death
Or of people going away;
My breath stuck in my throat
And grief walked beside me that day.
I never learned the right way or the wrong way
Towards and away from loss;
I never thought it could be so hard;
I guess my learning was full of flaws.
Copyright: Rani Turton
Rani Turton
Submitted: Sunday, October 03, 2010
Edited: Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Poems by Rani Turton : 89 / 226
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