I Weep with You
Melancholy tears of salt,
my wish to wash away.
Crystalline tears wash out to sea,
produce relief from pain.
My life has shown me sorrow,
yet now I weep with you.
In your moment of tribulation,
resplendent roses I send your way.
Behold the beauty of nature and sound,
The moon erases encompassing darkness.The stars are set ablaze,
rain cries in melody extinguishing suffering.
Darkness will vanish,
fog not to prevail.
Continue strong as you endure,
for life is more than just now.
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very good, thanks!
The melancholy of moments do pass, given time. Wonderful poetry of empathy.
Yes, Well Done!
Well done.
Awesome work.
Profound..
Beautiful Rebecca!!
Beautiful!
Wonderful poem