Last Call Poem by Francie Lynch

Last Call

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I called the girl
I broke up with,
So very long ago.
A number dialed
Into my brain:
862-6220.
Her father answered,
Took some time,
But put her on the phone.
I felt her breathe into the mouthpiece,
The last time she said, Hello.
I answered,
I love you all the more
Forgive me. Marry me.
I tried that number,
For old time's sake,
To see who'd take the call.
But the machine said
That line's dead,
So I can't make that call
No more.

Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: girlfriend,lost love,love and life,marriage,memories,telephone
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Richard Wlodarski 01 November 2017

Francie, I can totally empathize with you on this one. So sad to revisit lost love. But life goes on. Thanks for the memories.

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Lyn Paul 01 November 2017

Great feelings expressed through these words. A picture painted. Thank You

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Francie Lynch

Francie Lynch

Monaghan, Ireland
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