To The Lady Who Wears Black Poem by Austin Warwick
To The Lady Who Wears Black
To the lady who wears black,
I'm sorry your husband had a heart attack.
You loved him so, picked flowers with him in the spring.
You two would laugh and sing.
As we stand here today.
to bury a man who lived out his golden age.
To the lady who is crying,
Your husband is in heaven, smiling.
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: death,marriage,old age
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