In The Quiet by Shonda Chrissonberryshe sits
in their house
alone
after 57 years of marriage
she says it's in those quiet hours
when she misses him the most
and she cries herself to sleep
across the street
she sits
in her house
alone
after so many years of being single
she says it's in those quiet hours
that she thinks of him the most
and she cries herself to sleep
two different women made from the same
design have one undefined bond holding them
together
would their answers be the same if you asked...
is it really better to have loved and
lost then to have never loved at all?
05/30/2005 Author's Note: for my Nannie and our bond
Posted on 05/31/2005 Copyright © 2025 Shonda Chrissonberry
Member Comments on this Poem |
Posted by Ashok Sharda on 05/31/05 at 09:51 AM Beautiful emotions expressed here. These associations can never die, not even in our dreams. They are source of refined energies despite the longing and the sadness. |
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