Katie McMurray

Alice Poem, 2-8-1983



Posted: Monday, January 18, 2010

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Wrote It Down

Time has stole my smile away

My eyes no longer shine

No voice calls out behind me, "Hey it's my turn to drive"

No more must we two share

No body left to talk to

No one who really knows

The pain that others cause me

The things make my heart soar




The day my life shattered

The words were cold and sharp

They cut me deep forever

That's when the hell did start

No one left to wrestle with for hours upon Mom's bed

No one left to figure out my crazy mixed up head

Nothing but the words forever haunting me, "Your baby sisters dead"




I traveled miles to reach her

Yet her hand I still can't reach

Falling close to embrace her

Yet mobility concrete

Weeping so to stir her

Yet comfort I can't see

Mad with rage I screech out

Yet the secrets she must keep

Lonely, cold I walk away

There In tomb she must stay


Katie McMurray is an optimist/writer.  Katie spent many years as a closet starving, searching for a job as a writer and at last learned the modern way for a writer to make it in this day and age.  Katie has lived, loved, learned and wrote it down.  www.wroteitdown.com
 

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