Loss can go very deep. The only way out is up.
The Cave
The cavern was cold, the walls damp;
the darkness ate up the rays from the lamp.
I sat on the floor, my head on my knees,
while tears fell like the autumn leaves.
I couldn't think; I couldn't plan;
my back ached where cold chills ran.
I was not afraid; had nothing to fear,
for gone to nothing was all I held dear.
I raised my head and gasped with a start;
and realized this cave was my heart.
Poetry by Barbara Carleton
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Written on 2010-09-17 at 15:25
Tags Loss  Sadness 
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