How I Wish
How I wish,
we could talk
again;
sit and ponder,
over things;
like we did,
as friends.
we could talk
again;
sit and ponder,
over things;
like we did,
as friends.
How I miss,
your advice
when I need it most;
I'd look,
no further;
as your wisdom,
always gave me hope.
How I wish,
I could revisit
the early years;
when bewildered,
and confused;
you eased away,
my inner fears.
How I wish,now,
you were here
with me;
and how much,
I'd like to say:
how much I love you,
each and every passing day.
Published by wendy martin
Freelance Proofreader; Author of two published books : Reflections on life , a small collection of humerous and emotionally charged poetry; The Adventures of Daffadowndilly , a children s adventure story s... View profile
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