"Did It Again"
by Roger Parker
I did it again.
I let you creep back into my thoughts,
At one point I had buried you so deep -
Resurrection did not seem possible.
The feeling of sadness was replaced
With this calming numbness,
That not even a blade could pierce.
I didn't hate you
Nor did I love you by any means.
I became indifferent towards what you meant:
Your laughter,
A symbol of our friendship,
A friendship that had long ago
Faded into the depths of my mind.
I put away all the pictures of you
And the box of mementos I held onto
But then you worked your way back into my thoughts.
The numbness -
Once a calming serenity,
Replaced with feelings of anger
For knowing you and the time spent together
And for you being in the right place
At the wrong time,
A deadly situation for all surrounded.
The wounds you left upon me
Slowly healed themselves,
To my shock,
And I'm left with the scars of the memories.
Comments (1)
Hello Mr. Parker,
I want to bring an important message to people who are burdened by the problems of this world: 2 Behold, God is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for the LORD JEHOVAH is my strength and my song; he also is become my salvation. (Isaiah 12:2) (KJV)