I want to say good-bye when you die

4 Comments

Tags:
  • Closure

    I want to say good-bye when you die

    I want to say good-bye when you die
    sorrowful tears shall be dry (or drier)

    I want to say good-bye when you die
    ugly scares might be easier to hide (never easy)

    I want to say good-bye when you die
    so I can stop forever asking you why (no answer)

    I want to say good-bye when you die
    to ease your pains and close your eyes......

    Poem Comments

    (4)

    Please login or register

    You must be logged in or register a new account in order to
    leave comments/feedback and rate this poem.

    Login or Register

    wheelsal commented on I want to say good-bye when you die

    06-29-2009

    Your experiences are so sad. I don't know what is for you or some one else but you say it well......

    susanthewinner

    06/29/2009

    Thanks for reading, Wheelsal, I hope to write some bright and happy poems to cheer you up. Sorry for jerking tears from you.

    writingislove commented on I want to say good-bye when you die

    06-28-2009

    This was great. I love the very last stanza of this poem. It has come to me so many times and I always feel more of a closing if I say good bye when one dies.

    rossmangeles commented on I want to say good-bye when you die

    06-20-2009

    Simply realistic. Saying hello is easier said and with a smile, but to say good-bye alwasy brings pain and sorrows. Great job!

    susanthewinner

    06/27/2009

    Thanks, rossmangeles,keep reading and writing. Sincerely, Susan

    hbenitez commented on I want to say good-bye when you die

    06-15-2009

    Brillant job! You were able to encapulate the horrific farewell we at times give to someone who is at their final stages in this life. Although I believe in reincarnation and reject the notion of death one can't help feel pain when one travels to another dimension.

    susanthewinner

    06/27/2009

    Thanks for your kind words and valuable advise. Read on, many more to come. Sincerely, Susan

    Poetry comes nearer to vital truth than history.

    Plato (BC 427-BC 347) Greek philosopher.

    susanthewinner’s Poems (30)

    Title Comments
    Title Comments
    lightning Bugs 6
    Midnight Awe 4
    Raining Sunday Afternoon 0
    Smirk 2
    Midnight Awe 1
    A Broken Man 6
    Winnie-the-Po
    oh
    2
    To my daughter II 6
    She Is The Image Of My Daughter At Three 4
    Tombstone I 3
    Half Moon Overlook 15
    Grandma (Born Jan 1909-Died Sept 1999) 2
    Yellowstone 2
    Truth and Lie 6
    Yuan River 4
    Weeping Willow 3
    Stolen Childhood 2
    To the man in the past 1
    Red Rock Canyon 2
    Curse 2
    I want to say good-bye when you die 4
    Kiss 1
    Waif 0
    Oh, Baby! 1
    Marilyn 0
    Winter Kill 2
    Silent Murder 0
    Windowless Prison 4
    Drunken Bride 5
    Lonely House on Top of the Hill 3