Faith Elizabeth Brigham

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Yesterday's Pain - Poem by Faith Elizabeth Brigham
she stands at the window
cheek pressed to the pane
while the last trace of summer
becomes drenched in the rain
her eyes are set
in a ghastly stare
while the day wears on
but she doesn't care
there is work to be done
which she hasn't begun
and she takes a deep breath
then begins to hum
slowly the evening arrives
and trying hard not to cry
she sighs wishing
that she weren't alive
and she knows that
tomorrow will be the same
for all she can feel
is yesterday's pain
Poems by Faith Elizabeth Brigham : 237 / 239
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Poem Submitted: Saturday, October 15, 2005
Poem Edited: Saturday, October 15, 2005
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Sad poem Faith. There will always be a bright tomorrow. Enjoyed this one. Thank you. (Report) Reply
Very moving Faith. Sincerely, Mary (Report) Reply