I hope it all goes well for you
After our goodbye
I’ll be back to normal
After a good long cry
I’ll be asking myself
All the big questions, WHY
I’ll be fighting the urge
Of wanting to die
I’ll be sulking and wishing
Things would go right
I’ll be pretending and wishing
You were still here at night
I’ll be wishing you’d die
I’ll be holding your ghost tight
I’ll be waiting for your demise
While I laugh at your plight
If you need me just pick up the phone
You ain’t never gotta be out here sad and alone.
Sometimes you don’t need too much to say
Just gotta make sure they know that you’ll stay
when I forgive you
I honour the tapestry of pain
that our enslaved ancestors
the ones who stayed behind
must have felt
when others fled to freedom
what they must have carried
In days that followed
I wish I could say there wasn’t pity
or fury
somewhere in it
but I get it
and you ARE right
this IS a choice
it’s the right one
I wish you’d see that
your resentment is my grief
your fear is my longing
dressed for the same occasion
I’m not who you’re mad at
but I can hold it if it must
until you get here
our liberation is bound together
I’ll wait for you
It’s not too late
by The Radical Emapth
Sunsets look better
With you and I together
I’m sad the sun set on you
You were my best friend
I love you
Until we watch the sun set again
This poem is a tribute to Champaign R. E. V. 5.6.92 to 5.28.21 | Poem originally written August 9, 2021
My neck is open wide
Begging for your hands
Your brown eyes trapped me
Has every part of me tranced
It takes two to tango ?
Not the way that we dance
Submission
Admitting
This is your only chance
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