The loss of a friend
A man with a giant hole greets me in the morning
He follows me around throughout the day
And says goodnight with a whimper or a growl.
His space is continually groomed for sobriety
A word of hope lies just an opened door away
But this man has no energy to open it
For this misery is not temporary
Or done by choice, in fact
This hole has a name attached to it
And his passing leaves it forever dark
Friday, December 21, 2007
Missing
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These holes, these losses, these growls--yet somehow with our meagre faith we persist to growl, whimper, love again.
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