Missing You Poem by deborah Elston

Missing You



I'd rather die of an incurable disease

I'd rather die in my sleep

Than wake to mourning

I think about you every day

Since you died and went away

My life became so unemotional

I've lost all control and hate to be Sociable

I just want to see your face once again

You're standing waiting for me

Beside a great blue lake

I see your face and you see me

With tears running in streams across my face

I run towards your open arms



And Into your safe embrace.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Lost my mother in 1995 after she battled her whole life with ill health and Cancer. She got Cancer when I was seven and she died of a stroke at age 56 when I was 36.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Deborah Elston 22 June 2012

Thank You Ngaka Motaung for being so kind to me and for reading my poetry.

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Pheko Motaung 22 June 2012

A truly stunning poem! You rock! I' m hooked to your poetry!

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