Finding my inspiration through the voice of music and poetry. Being creative and finding ways in making life easier and smarter for others.

I still remember 

the first day we met,

it was a day at the office,

so sweet, so humble,

how could I forget?

The days 

the months 

the years went by,

yet you still remained 

so positively sublime

Those days I felt 

my mind in a rut,

you held me and said 
"all will be fine, 

I feel it in my gut",

I always could see 

the stress you were under,

You never uttered a word

You took it like a soldier,

Though it wasn't your blunder

There came that one day,

I saw you in pain,

I called out for help,

but they all looked away

I phoned for an ambulance

feeling something was not right,

you cried out to me

and told me your chest felt so tight

Still then 

no one else came near,

I held you close

you were overwhelmed with fear,

you told me about your son 

so loved and so dear,
 

"You doing so well", 

please don't ever fear,

immediately my eye's

welled up with tears

The medics did come 

doing all that they could, 

you then closed your eyes,

I never thought 

it would be for good

This memory will always 

pull my heart strings,

as you will always in my eyes 
be "An Angel that hid her wings"

From one heart to the another

A very good friend came into my life but before I knew it, she was taken away.

Appreciate and embrace your loved ones and life.

The heart is something so powerful, it keeps you alive and never forgets.

© 2020 Mitara N

Comments

Mitara N (author) from South Africa on March 13, 2020:

Thank you for your precious comment Ruby,

It's not easy to express the heartache, when a loved one is lost. But to feed it into poetry, gives it a supernatural yet instrumental voice, that you feel is sent to the universe and the heavens.

Ruby Jean Richert from Southern Illinois on March 13, 2020:

This tugs the heartstrings, so sad to lose someone we love.