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Grief's String
January 16, 2024
A deep, dark night,
A heavy grief so sharp, so bright,
The memory like a dagger’s string,
A Constant ache that never leaves.
A loved one’s face,
A smile that once had filled a space,
A heart that once beat, now silent,
A life that once was, now absent.
The pain’s immense,
A weight that never seems to lessen,
A longing that’s so hard to repress.
A loss that’s so hard to repress,
A loss that’s hard to digest.
The tears might come,
The anguish felt, each moment,
But the memory, it still remains,
And the grief, it never leaves.
© Anonymous
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The poem explores the emotions that come with grief, such as sadness, longing, and tears, as well as the memory of the loved one that remains with us forever. This poem highlights the process of trying to accept that someone is gone and to move on with our lives even when it can be difficult and painful.