Poem about grief
My loss is deeper than the deepest grave
My tears more powerful than a monsoon
My heart more hollow than a cave
I just want to hide in my cocoon
My sorrow is vaster than the seven seas
My emptiness could stretch a million miles of desert
This is a pain that nothing can ease
Nothing can take away the hurt
Death causes a bigger destruction than a natural disaster
My heart is more cracked than the earth
These wounds can’t be covered by any plaster
Death is the nemesis of birth
Death takes all that the earth has given birth to
It snatches you like a thief in the night
It gives you no clue
It whisks you out of sight
Death like birth can be cruel
Both are portals to another universe
In birth and death you will forever shine like a jewel
I will keep you in my heart’s purse
Your memory is a heart beat
It keeps me alive
I just pray that one day we will meet
Until then I must try to survive