Darkness Into Saddened Good-Byes Poem by Katherine Graven

Darkness Into Saddened Good-Byes

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Darkness’s shadows fall over me in ghostly disguise
In exhaustion I close my blinded eyes
Mind’s light flashes photos of life gone by
Even in sleep there is no where to hide

Life’s happiness and harsh realities are securely locked away
Confusing the thoughts of my desires and relentless dismay
In my dreams of fantasy I search for reasoning
Still not finding life’s unconscious meaning to be pleasing

I try to see through the suffocating haze
Of the silent vague memory’s of long lost days
Whether good or bad it is yet to be seen
What does all these past life lessons mean

Pressing deeper into the depths of my own demise
While listening to the silent warning then ignoring pleading cries
My mind is shaken from my dreams of saddened good-byes
Do I really want to partake… No! I open my eyes

The end

Written by
Katherine Kay Graven
December Eight, Two Thousand Four

Darkness Into  Saddened Good-Byes
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: Loss
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is about my son, and the struggle I had after my divorce from my first husband. There was a time that he chose his father over me, and I did not see him for three years. and I was having a really hard time understanding why. even in sleep there was no comfort. There was no peace with in me until he come home.
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