Missing You Poem by deborah Elston

Missing You



I'd rather die of an incurable disease

I'd rather die in my sleep

Than wake to mourning

I think about you every day

Since you died and went away

My life became so unemotional

I've lost all control and hate to be Sociable

I just want to see your face once again

You're standing waiting for me

Beside a great blue lake

I see your face and you see me

With tears running in streams across my face

I run towards your open arms



And Into your safe embrace.

Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: running,standing
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Lost my mother in 1995 after she battled her whole life with ill health and Cancer. She got Cancer when I was seven and she died of a stroke at age 56 when I was 36.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Deborah Elston 22 June 2012

Thank You Ngaka Motaung for being so kind to me and for reading my poetry.

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Pheko Motaung 22 June 2012

A truly stunning poem! You rock! I' m hooked to your poetry!

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