Life Moved on Without You

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Joining in with Five Minute Friday and the word today is Reflect.
 


It seems life has moved on without you
Yet somehow you are still there,
A flash of you comes drifting through the air.
From day to day I smile as I remember
Once again your jokes, smile, and laughter.
I flip through the pictures on my phone,
Ten years ago, oh, how time has flown.
My hero, my brother, my friend,
Reflecting –allowing the heart to mend.
I don’t cry too much anymore,
But I always remember those days before.
But life moved on and I have grown,
And while I live in a world unknown,
You live in the past where life is a memory
And your story becomes a part of history.
But I do smile when I remember.
Its been ten years on the seventeenth of December

Comments

  1. LauraDecember 18, 2015 at 2:05 PM

    It is so hard to believe it has been ten years. Such a short life with such a great impact on mine. I miss you Micah.

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  2. amyJanuary 18, 2016 at 10:20 AM

    This is a beautiful poem, Hannah. <3

    Haven't read too many blog lately, but I wanted to come back over to yours. :)

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    1. Hannah FosterJanuary 18, 2016 at 11:37 AM

      Awe! Thanks, Amy! I know. I haven't read much or even written much lately either. But your comment reminded me that I should keep up my blog. ;)
      Thanks for deciding to stop by my blog again. ;)

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