Biographical Poetry posted August 11, 2020 Chapters:  ...12 13 -14- 15... 


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A rhyming reflection

A chapter in the book A Silent Cry

You and Me

by Marjon van Bruggen



You begged and brawled to see me here
to know my voice, to see my face;
your plea at last has won my grace,
so here I am!

What pitiful fear
engulfs you now? That soul-scent call
the breast that wove the world, that bore it all
that nurtured it? With joy-born bliss

rising to the spirit realm to this
oh! that enveloped my breath
the bottom of my being, the depths
of my soul.

Fear not, I shall not leave
so put your mind at rest. No need to grieve
Be sure my love, a frightened boy today,
it's me that cares for you. I'm here to stay.

Marjon van Bruggen
November 2016



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Things get worse. It is certain now he has, apart from his Alzheimer's Disease mind-losing troubles, another killer-disease. Today I got the confirmation: cancer of the esophagus. It is not operable. He can't eat anymore, only drink. How can I tell him that?
This poem is, contrary to all the others, a rhyming one.
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