Just Gone Poem by Jon Alan

Just Gone

Rating: 3.0


In the twilight of the dawn
You can hear the mourning's song,
You can sense the lost and lonely as they weep.
As the tears of mourning show,
It's there to let you know
Another day of suffering's here to keep.
Is there nothing I can do
To relieve my memories of you
My beloved, sad and lonely, little cat.
I loved you as I would
Few believed I could
But few are friends and many are but nothing.

So here I stand at dawn
Calling, but knowing your gone,
My friend, my teacher, my fine and furry white cat.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kesav Easwaran 24 July 2008

'In the twilight of the dawn You can hear the mourning's song...' What an astounding start this poem gets! Really disturbing to read, Jon...And that is why I say this poem, great...10

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Jon Alan

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