The Morning You Went Away

61

By Georgie98

The Morning You Went Away

First you were here, so humble and so very warm,

you sang “I Just called to say I love you” with your wake up call.

We always laughed for no particular reason,

I’ll never forget my sixteenth birthday, and those loving feelings.

 

 

Then came the morning that frightened me so,

too scared to tell anyone, because I saw you go.

Would I be blamed for letting you leave,

or forgiven because they know you’re at peace?

 

 

Why did you pick me and not another,

is it because I am strong and can deal with the pressure?

I kept it a secret for almost a year,

told nobody because of my overgrown fear.

 

 

Then I exploded and had to explain,

why oh why I was in so much pain.

Everyone was thrilled to know you’re no longer suffering,

that you are safe and sound, peacefully chatting!!

 

 

Now I wonder what would’ve happened if I’d woken,

but it’s too late now, so I just keep on smilin’!

I know you’re still with me, watching like a guard dog,

I’ll keep Georgie with me for when I need a big hug.

 

 

You’re the beauty in my heart, my soul and my life,

you were the best Grandad a girl could ever possibly love.

That morning you came to me was my most awful ever day,

because everything changed, the morning you went away.

Comments

Sandyksk profile image

Sandyksk 20 months ago

May our mem'ries bless us continually...indeed...:)

Apostle Jack profile image

Apostle Jack Level 3 Commenter 19 months ago

It seems as though you are more into the story than you are the form and grace of your poetry,which is OK!!BECAUSE YOU CAN create different ways of putting "PEN TO PAPER" from the intellect.You might want to read my hub "A READY WRITER".

Georgie98 profile image

Georgie98 Hub Author 19 months ago

OK, thanks I'll take a look at it.

Thank you for your comment, it's always useful to read what another poet thinks. I believe any one poet could write poetry in many different forms. They may prefer a certain way no doubt, but I think it's still possible. Poetry comes from within, it's how you express those emotions that matters.

My poem Some People could've been written with much more anger, but I chose not to.

ralwus 19 months ago

Wonderful strawberry sentiments Georgie. I nibble your neck with a love rub. xox Charlie bless you dear woman.

Tom Cornett profile image

Tom Cornett Level 3 Commenter 19 months ago

I followed Charlie here. What a wonderful poem about your grandfather. Many smiles to you. :)

Georgie98 profile image

Georgie98 Hub Author 19 months ago

Thank you Charlie and Tom for your kind words. They mean a lot. xx

Charlie you have a thing about nibbling on my neck dont ya! :) x

KristenGrace profile image

KristenGrace 19 months ago

I quite enjoyed this poem. I could relate to it, in a different sense, in that I lost my aunt when I was younger. She was my best friend. Time heals, but not all wounds. Thanks for sharing this.

Georgie98 profile image

Georgie98 Hub Author 19 months ago

Thank you for enjoying it. :) No it doesn't heal all wounds. My head wouldn't be so messed up if it did! Haha!

ralwus 19 months ago

LOL I like pretty toes as well.

Georgie98 profile image

Georgie98 Hub Author 19 months ago

Hahaha! Do ya really!?! Well my feet are too ticklish to have a pedicure and/or be painted. I tried painting them myself but I made such a hash job of it that I wiped them clean! Haha! Now I just file them and keep them as tidy as possible! Still tickles though.

ralwus 19 months ago

My wife won't let me kiss her toes either, or even suck on them. She too is ticklish. :D

ralwus 18 months ago

Is your neck just as ticklish, your ears? Woot!

Georgie98 profile image

Georgie98 Hub Author 18 months ago

I'm pretty much ticklish all over!

Submit a Comment
Members and Guests

Sign in or sign up and post using a hubpages account.



    • No HTML is allowed in comments, but URLs will be hyperlinked
    • Comments are not for promoting your Hubs or other sites

    Please wait working