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The Muse
The Muse
Just like an artist with their muse,
A poet has someone whom they lose.
A person who changed the poet’s heart,
Turned their writing into a form of art.
A love so broken that they have to write,
A love so broken after a fight.
She clings on tight so as not to fall,
Waiting longer for that dreaded call.
The days pass by, like a flash,
Until suddenly there comes a crash.
All good things have an end.
A parent, sibling, or even a friend.
This time is different, though, the little girl says.
Putting on her black dress.
That dreaded call that took her muse,
Tells her that she has to choose.
A choice to stay quiet when rage is all she feels,
A choice to stay quiet as sadness heals.
Just like an artist with their muse,
Everyone has someone they lose.
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I lost my grandmother not long before I wrote this, she was the muse I speak of in this poem.