Without A Tear Poem by Barry Middleton

Without A Tear

Rating: 5.0


moving past resentment
and bitterness is not easy
but in the end of things
those things slip away
after all these years
I must wonder
why was all that
so seemingly important
death is a sobering event
it seizes total focus
I shift from busy living
to busy dying willingly
given the gift
I can see it coming
given the curse
there is nothing I can do
acceptance is a bully
it gives no choice
it twists my arm
I am a child again
and I submit to it
this time without a tear

Without A Tear
Thursday, November 9, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: acceptance,letting go
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Practicing Poetess 12 November 2017

A poignant picture of truth, painted with words... As time goes on, Barry's writings seem to grow more and more beautiful. The poet in this man rises up strong! He cannot be subdued, but his voice will resound as long as there is breath.

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dimitrios galanis 12 November 2017

The last verses capture our fate in a wonderful scene...

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