we used to ride bikes here
our tires fluttering with playing cards
threaded & tied to the spokes
how many times did we race past
this spot
where I would bury you?
we used to ride bikes here
our tires fluttering with playing cards
threaded & tied to the spokes
how many times did we race past
this spot
where I would bury you?
wow that’s beautiful and heartbreaking in equal amounts – thank you susan
Thank you so much, Kyle. This one is for my sister. We used to ride our bikes in the cemetery across the street from our house, as it was a quiet place. Memory is ironic sometimes.
it sure is and its wonderful that you can write about it and so beautifully – sorry for your loss
Thank you, Kyle.
I must echo what Kyle has written. Well done.
Thank you so much, George.
my heart cries and sings for you at the same time. i am so happy you have those wonderful memories of her. one day sus…one day together again. you’ll ride bikes as you did as children. blessings my friend
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Hey, it was a sweet memory with a twist–thanks so much–no tears here. I will have to google map this so you can see this place…..how close it was to our house–eerie & don’t blame my mom for selling it once her headstone was pre-carved after my dad died. She literally could see where she was going to be buried every time she looked out the kitchen window.
Beautiful, beautiful poem Susan.
Thank you so much, Jennifer 🙂
weep not, child! Would these verses from the christian scriptures console you?
Behold, I have conquered the world!
Death, where is your sting? Death, where is your victory?
It does–just a random memory triggered by a picture of all things–no tears, but thank you for the verse and the kindness!