You may
not be here
in body,
but you live
in every pore.
Every story that soars
through our thoughts.
You still sit
in your old seat,
slightly worn,
still moulded
to your shape,
your presence.
Your form
is in the fabric
of this reality.
The settee facing the tele.
Your sanctuary.
You may not be here in body,
but you were always here in soul.
The soundtrack of my childhood.
Marvin Gaye spitting truth.
What's going on?
You would say.
You'd be questioning everything.
When we look
to space for guidance,
your answers still dance
through our ears.
Your mind, the streetlights
on darkened beckoning pathways,
and on these bittersweet days
I let the joy you brought
flow in like sun rays.
To part the chill
darkness of hurt.
You may not be here in body,
but I still see you every day.
In everything we do,
I see reflections of you.
All you taught us.
All the good
that lived within you,
still sits in that worn out seat,
and in the air we breathe
In every particle of air,
in every stray feather
we see lying there.
You never truly leave.
Not with all the stories
you bequeath.
Thanks for reading
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