The Feeling of Grief – A short poem to describe a wash of feelings that can only be described as grief.
(This is a summation of a few things I am still grieving about, namely past loves, loves that will/are pass/ing, and the fact that one day I won’t be here to remember any of it)
Going on is like watching myself being erased from your life,
Everyday a pill that turns my memory to bone white.
I’m buried under ground,
Where I cannot hear a sound.
But all I can see is your sight,
Now so obliviating, it’s a blinding sunlight.
My memories are gone,
Even the ones that didn’t belong.
It feels like my soul has turned cold,
Like watching a crow pick an eyeball from a skull.
The place I could be,
Has been drowned by the ocean and sea.
And now, I can’t breathe,
I am nothing, but the feeling of grief.
That has left me an empty sheath,
So, my mind goes back to sleep and dreams.
[Written:2025-05-27]

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