Iceman Poem by James Casey

Iceman

Rating: 5.0


Iceman

Oh it's so true you can't go home again,
Yet in my mind and dreams I go there all the time,
Honey, I know you don't care where I am today
But since you left me it's been an uphill climb

Up those stairs in that lead into my heart
Is where I left it in the front seat of my car
I bet you didn't know I miss you still today
I see your face in dreams, whether near or far

I thought if I could touch your face or feel it,
This heartache inside of me would start healing,
Far away, at sea, it's like I'm someone else,
I thought, maybe I could stop this aching

If I could just come see you, I swear I'll leave,
I need to know that my time with you wasn't
Wasted and left with just a memory
Seeing you could repair a heart that has a dent

I thought if I could touch your face or feel it,
This brokenness inside of me might start healing,
Far away, At sea, it's like I'm someone else,
I thought maybe I could stop this aching

When you move on and do the best you can,
To get lost in this world and forgot who I am,
Then try to forget just how it all began
This memory that's left me an Iceman

Jim 1965

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Feeling sorry for myself and Complaining to me about missing family, wife and kids
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James Casey

James Casey

Binghamton, New York
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