For the all time great
I have never been well acquainted with my grief.
We are two strangers sharing a body,
And I am afraid of letting her take over.
My insides scream to push her out,
But the more I fight her,
The more she controls me.
And I want to hate her,
Hate her for loving him,
Hate her for reminding me of him,
Hate her for not wanting to just get over it.
But hating her makes me feel like losing him,
And I don’t want that either.
On days like this,
She wraps herself around my soul,
And shows me of all the memories we’ve had,
All the memories we could’ve made.
I see myself kneeling at his grave,
And I see her wracking my body,
And the tears cascading down my face.
Reminding me of the pain she’s caused me.
But then,
She shows me the silence after the funeral,
And the isolation,
And the atmosphere of darkness in my life,
Reminding me that the greatest grief is feeling none at all.











