A Life That Was Poem by David Williams

A Life That Was

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A life that no death could ever undo
those cherished moments are frozen in time
deep in nature from that moment I knew
as in ethereal dreams life was sublime

The passing of years can only reveal
an unyielding love for life pure and true
my heart uncloaked will lay silent then kneel
endeavour to cherish sweet love anew

But winter came with a thundering chill
in a deathly push it broke a strong bond
depleting all life discarding at will
and tore at the seams till life did abscond

Memories linger like forgotten dreams
Stitching a heart that was ripped at the seams

© 07/01/2014

Friday, March 14, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valerie Dohren 14 March 2014

Hi David - Great sonnet, and I am a fellow Sandgrounder!

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