One of the great things about love is that you can allow
yourself to be vulnerable around the person you care for and that’s what this
poem is really about.
At
the bedside
Stifle my grief, when the
noonday
tides of passing cars bring
with them
an outpouring of memories and
tears,
when the heavy weight of sheets
and linen crowd me in, burying
me
beneath the clogging scent of
roses
smelling sickly sweet upon my
bedside
table, she sits with me,
she waits with me while the
tired cries
of the neighbor’s cat keep me
up at night,
she soothes my fears.
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