A
man plants flowers in a field stone.
Hating
this burden that he was thrown.
Emptiness
is all he knows,
This
is not the fate that he has chosen.
Though
she is gone,
He
refuses to be another’s pawn.
Under
his hat he hides his eyes,
Muffled
in his throat are mournful cries.
His
mate is gone although life's pains remain.
He
climbs and climbs but never to gain.
He
is strong in his weakness.
In
his strength you see the bleakness.
He
looks around and view’s it all.
He
will sit at home with no one to call.
The
man is never alone but lonely all the time.
Driven
crazy by a small wind chime.
Pictures
and memories pass in a flash.
All
is gone after the crash.
He
can only love,
His
Saturn, baby, and dove.
This
incredible woman was his life.
He
jerks awakes to find asleep next to him is his wife.
To
my Saturn, Danielle
Love
Justin
unheardof
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