I'Ll Be Missing You Poem by Emma Wilson

I'Ll Be Missing You



Nobody knows why,
the reasons that you said goodbye,
the reason they sit and cry,
nobody knows why.
A family torn apart by confusion,
still thinking you were here,
engulfed by delusion.
A coward, selfish,
and still the list goes on,
but when your son was taken,
your soul was also gone.
You followed him to heaven,
your daughters left behind,
but religion took over,
your son you had to find.
An image in the mind,
of ever family member,
a rope, the pain,
each month through to December.
We knew you had to go,
but nobody knows why,
but now you join your son,
both glowing in the sky.
17 years on now,
you had a job to do,
you came to take my world from me
Now your father has now joined you.
Look after my grandad,
he sure looked after you,
hopefully one day you'll come,
and i can join you too.

Friday, August 1, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: suicide
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
17 years ago my uncle committed suicide after his 3rd child died of cot death, although i did not get to meet him i still think of him as family and love and miss him everyday.
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