She was a daughter of the Caribbean, a newborn star; she was the image of paradise before the fall. We met in the hallowed season, death haunted our days. Her mind vexed by the turmoil; her spirit reaching for closure within the downpour of tears. She touched me in ways unimaginable; this beautiful soul wishing I could see past her youth. A grown woman wanting to spend her days with an old man. I will never know what she saw in me; all I can remember is the joy of her hello and the absence of her goodbye.
Latest Articles


3 responses to “Tiny Pieces”
You are an amazing poet! :)
LikeLike
Thank you so much.
LikeLiked by 1 person
You’re welcome.
LikeLike