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"Her Dying"

my heart has cried without a tear
the frightful nights
and daytime fears
a loneliness unended by my sight
nor kept in friended arms abounding
love not lost sequestered in my breast
lips longing for her softest kiss
showered in the rain on walks
aching through remembrances once lived

aswim within the gazes of her eyes
i am not tranquilly dispatched
aside bespeaking lies to ease my pains
my soul is numb, untracked
i speak.
i speak
i speak
i seek and seek and seek and seek and seek
nowhere do i find her idly standing by
and within my privacy of self, and hollow home,
i cry

Posted by Dustin Dornbrook at 1:01 AM | Permalink | Comments (4) | TrackBacks (0)

Now I do not blog much these days, so I'm surprising you all I'm sure.
I am watching movies, as you know, which Mommy and me were enamored with.
Movies like Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Fiddler on the Roof, Princess Bride and Everafter.
Well, tonite, my dears, I am watching one I like. One which Mommy , for some reason, did not.
Perhaps because she was so much like the main character. I am watching Mary Poppins. She would clap her hands to get all of you to hurry up and say "spitspot". She would even quote Mary by saying that "practically perfect people" are just like me, and other phrases from the movie. So for someone who openly regarded this movie as absurd it is remarkable how much she emulated dear Mz Poppins. And, of course, as you know, I love her dearly. So I am watching a movie tonite of someone who reminds me very much about some of her special qualities. such as flying with an umbrella, and having tea parties on the ceiling.
One day we shall meet in the Abha Kingdom and she will get her chance to rebuff me for this.
I pray we will laugh hilariously over it as in our past together.
Have you any remembrances about Maman and this movie? or others.

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