The tomorrow I so feared
is yesterday, at last
and she is gone
(and with us still)
and we have left
only our tears to dry
and our memory
and our love.
While She?
She’s in some-where-else-land
not having even to learn the ropes
for soul knows all and forever.
And She can hear our “thoughts and prayers”
just like all those old, gray saints
with the long beards
and all those singing martyrs
brushing burning embers
from their sack-cloth robes
and she remembers
from up
there
or over
there,
somewhere
where she smiles
at our wishes and whines
and She whispers to our souls,
“Fear not, sillies!
For all is always well
and Willed to be so!”
https://www.poetrysoup.com/poems_poets/poems_by_poet.aspx?ID=33466
I assume this is the J Thorn Nancy and I both know? But what is the comment? what do I do now? ken