Nothing lasts forever & other poems.
Poem about not wanting to lose a loved one I saw the weeping sky in its old dusty grey At the break of dawn's silver light, As the morning unfolded its lustrous wings, It waded in royal blue, Time changes fast, It hit a nerve, It struck a chord, It rang a bell, Luminous thoughts of me and you, Nothing lasts forever, One not so glorious day, Time will rent the veil and This bond that we've woven in love, Will break us free, I shed a hollow tear, As though the wells of my heart had dried up, Like the barren night without, The moon and stars to bear her light, A naked city stripped of her polished walls, I went out of my mind, Helter-skelter, Mourning the thought of losing you, Do we ever settle the score with death, Do we truly let those we love to go, My imagination bears a heavy burden, Filled with angst, Of death ever choosing you, Don't we all carry bits and pieces, Of those we've lost, Until we're strong enough to set ourselves ...