Oe'er and o'er he reads her final note,
Hot tears trickle down his stubbled cheeks;
Bittersweet, each loving word she wrote,
Memories to keep him set for weeks.
He weeps for her, and for their memories,
So grateful for the details she's amassed --
It helps his aching heart to finally ease,
And pacify the demons of his past.
Eventually he looks upon his days
With anticipation, not chagrin;
Emerges from depression's heavy haze
A Poet, with a new tale to begin.
With kindness in his eyes, he lifts his pen,
And revisits their Paradise again.
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- © Jackson Cambridge, 2015.
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