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I've been writing a lot since my husband died and it's really helped me to process my feelings. Sometimes I write letters to him, sometimes I just ramble on about nothing in notebooks and I've also attempted a little poetry. I posted one the poems that I wrote just a couple of months out on my original thread if anyone remembers that.
Anyway, I don't claim to be a professional writer and I'm actually too embarrassed to show anyone in my real life anything I've written but I feel like I want to share my writings with someone and I figured why not do it as my anonymous internet self so here it goes. I know the punctuation is probably funky and that's something I'm still working on. I wrote this about six months after my husband's death.
Etch, mark, carve, cut.
I think of your hands.
Massive, my hands tiny in yours.
You hold my ring finger, as always.
“Thank you" you say and I know.
Bruised bloody knuckles lifting me up, guiding me.
Hands leading me somewhere.
Through the brambles like a blind girl I follow, as always.
“Trust me" you say and I do.
Cold inhuman, lifeless hands folded politely.
I stare willing you to move.
I hesitate, I'm drawn, captivated, as always.
You say nothing and I know, you're gone.
Etch, mark, carve, cut.
Hands, your hands.
Eternally engraved in my mind.
As always.
Thanks for the encouraging words everyone. It feels a little strange to share something I've written but I really wanted to do it. I miss my husband so much and writing about him is one way that I can remember him and express what I'm feeling.
Thanks for the encouraging words everyone. It feels a little strange to share something I've written but I really wanted to do it. I miss my husband so much and writing about him is one way that I can remember him and express what I'm feeling.
How lovely.... Im sure in your heart you will always remember him though, words written or not..
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