I Want To Say My Bye Poem by Woru Sulyman

I Want To Say My Bye

Rating: 5.0


My bye, I want to say to you
But where I'm going I can't tell
There is nothing beautiful about the knell

Seeing your beautiful face
Laced with a smile trace
Though, soon to be wetted by parting tears
Your soft sobs and deep sigh I can't bear

Wondering, who will hold you when am gone
The ugly fat man who stares at you
Or your pretty-faced friend that hits at me when alone?
Such pain you will have to go through

The doctor told me months ago
It's not the pain of death that scares me
Knowing I have you to tend me when I go
The pain of the loss I put you through hurts me

Now the day have pass
No sign of my end in sight
My spirit sailing high as kite
I feel as though this days will pass

Could it be tomorrow
Or next
Could it be this week
Or next
I bet nature wants me to hold your gaze a little longer
Until I forget your soft sobs and deep sighs
Leaving memories of your laugh and play
Then death will blow me away
like a kite lost on the wind
And holding your beautiful smile eternal in my mind.

Friday, April 22, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: dying,love and pain
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A dying man worried about his spouse
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