Grief - Limerick Poem by Don Pearson
Grief - Limerick
(for Mary Elms and Chris Brooks)
She lies, arms enfolding her head,
Bewildered, half-dressed on the bed.
In a void that feels vast,
Eclipsed by the past,
All dreams of a future seem dead.
5th February 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
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I could see no reason why limerick form should be exclusively used for humour.
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