My Goodbye. (Laurie)

by xenaisback

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My Goodbye. (Laurie)

I wanted to pretend it was a horrible nightmare.
The day I came home
and saw the boxes by the door.
I looked for you but, I couldn't find you.
You weren't home.
I watched them take the boxes to the car;
everything I once knew,
all my memories,
all my feelings came down,
crashing as they hit the floor.
I ran into my room to find
my room was no longer mine.
I laid on the floor
and tried to make it all go away.
I couldn't comprehend.

Last night things were different;
we were planning the day.
I tried to convince myself that I'll be fine.
They told me my heart would mend.
Finally it came,
they took me away.
They put me in the car.
I try to say something
but no words come out,
I can't speak.
All I can do is feel the car pull out of the driveway:
with me in it.
I look at the home
and the face I once knew.
I watch it get smaller and smaller
as we drive away.
Taking me away from everything I knew.
I was taken away
and never got to say goodbye.
I wanted to say goodbye,
but they wouldn't let me.
Now I only see it in pictures;

It's been 6 years,
and I still think about that day.
I still wish it would have been different.
That I could have said goodbye.
I won't lie,
I was changed after that.
I won't deny,
Nothing is the same,
but I'm okay.
You stay in my heart,
and your a big part.
Maybe someday,
I'll get my goodbye.

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Sep 9th 2008
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This poem is about moving away from the home you always knew. It's the home that you miss, but the people who still remain inside.

I lived with a woman named Laurie for many years, 10 to be exact. She became my second mom; I actually got along better with her than I did with my mom. Things went extremely bad and at a young age I didn't understand. I simply felt like my whole world was crashing down around me. I was forced to move from the place I loved, and away from Laurie. I was never able to say goodbye, and now I don't know where she is. This poem just reflects the pain of that day.

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xenacreed Says:

Amazingly done,
real life can be the hardest to write of,
it does reflect upon your heart and soul.
and thats what you put into this, your heart and soul.
you expressed your emotions well with raw energy,
don't stop...