Numbers-11-13-2010 Dedicated To Afzal Shauq Poem by Heather Burns

Numbers-11-13-2010 Dedicated To Afzal Shauq

Dreams of
a lifetime
crashed
vanished
caused by
a roaring
thunder

Falling
around
her feet
lying in
pools
of tears
freshly
cried

Numbers
11-13-2010
remain
forever
etched
on the
pages of
her heart

Eons
flashed
the past
came
rushing in
his face
appeared
over and
over
again

A silver
cord
stretched
to the
point of
breaking
snapped
a life
fell apart

A heart
bowed in
despair
quaked at
the thought
of this
happening.
















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Friday, December 31, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: death
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