It's only when the silence creeps in,
That I hear you clearly in my mind.
A voice of silence, made clear by silence,
I remember every conversation with you.
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You've been gone but still are here,
Deep in my mind, behind the tears,
I hear you more now you are gone,
Than I think I listened before the end.
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The world is cold, and grows colder,
Without your wise words of old,
Or your smile that did warm the cold,
A warming that will be no more.
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The world feels broken and strange,
Not hearing your laugh at the door,
You had more of an effect on me,
Than I think, either of us could know.
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Isn’t it hard to accept that feeling after a significant loss when you understand they were so much more a part of you than you ever realized in life? At least that has been my experience. ❤️
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That’s a very true statement. ❤️
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