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The Sunset
December 10, 2018
A garden in Greece
is where I met him.
Painting the beautiful scenery,
looking far in the distance
as if you could see the future.
Fireflies were headed towards the flowers
as the sun was going to sleep.
The wind speaks to me
about him
his interest, his desires, his goals.
But atleast he had vanished.
The garden refused to grow.
The wind ignored me.
As I walked slowly,
I still felt his presence,
the graden felt it too.
A leaf after another
that's when I knew.
He left and
I never told him
"I love you..."
© Robert K., Mississauga, ON, Canada
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This poem is for losing someone I admired my whole life.