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Lonely Cry
October 9, 2021
I know,
I can lean on you,
When I feel,
Too weak to stand.
Now I lean,
On empty space,
Your gone,
But your memories,
Are not erased.
I see a smiling face,
Greeting me,
With hope and friendship.
Now there is,
No hope to heal,
The loneliness I feel.
© Juliana E., Walton, Kentucky
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WolvesRain ELITE said...
on Oct. 20 2021 at 12:17 am
I hope you don't feel it because I've felt it plenty and it sucks, and no that is just a picture I found on google
This is about when someone who you called a true friend moves away, you feel the prop holding you up is gone and that your legs will fail. All (or most at least) of my poems are based on my life experiences.