I'll see you soon

• Poetry

								
They said that I'll be missing you, wishing you. 
Could come back just to give your kids a kiss or two. 
If I had a wish or two,
I would wish for your voice to listen too.
I would give anything and everything up, just to get a wink from you.
I won't live any less, I'm going to live life to the fullest. 
I thank your love for this life mom, I will fulfill it. 
Trauma to the heart, since you left in it a bullet.
But would it? Would your bullet, to my heart, even kill it?
Since you left mom, my heart's been burning on a skillet.
The pain deepens, and I weaken, but the faith keeps building.
Still the pains a keeper. It gets deeper. 
The pain is drilling. It's killing.
It's something like a cavity filling.
It's such an unsweetened feeling, Mom.
I thank you for this life I live, that's real, Mom.
I thank you for these eyes, that can look, see, and feel mom.
Today, I will drink a forty and a handle.
Really? No mom, of course not.
I'm just joking like a scandal.
I'm not lying, I want a sample, a description.
Depict a picture in my dreams, tell me how you're living?
You are my mother, I love you, I just wanted to envision.
My ass getting a smacking or a kicking mom, 
I'm not kidding. 
For you to put a warm washcloth on my forehead, 
When I sicken,
Give God a sorry from the bottom of my heart.
Am I forgiven?
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