Christmas Lights (For Aida And Carmel) Poem by LeeAnn Azzopardi
Christmas Lights (For Aida And Carmel)
The lights in the trees are like fallen coloured stars
Dangling from the branches
Though, they are beautiful, I cannot get into the spirit
I want yr presence to see them
My thoughts have been cold
Everyone is celebrating the new lights
While my desire to cry overwhelms me
I keep thinking about you silently,
I just want to go to bed and wake up
From this sorrowful dream
And arrive somewhere else
I know where you are coming from LeeAnn. Try and gather that inner strength that you have deep down. I don't have any lights as I have no tree
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5/28/2024 1:11:24 PM # 1.0.0.1119
A painful heartbreaking read, Christmas is portrayed as a celebration of family and friends but is painful when their are not family and friends absent. I feel this pain all to well. Let's be the lights for those we lost.