Separation

                        Separation

                        Separation


     It is the little things that hurt the most.

The memories by unexpected clues

Unbidden roused; the cherished books; the sad,

Abandoned toys; the furniture and clothes

For which there’s no more use; these cause the pangs.

     We can endure the absence – if we must –

Of one from whom, once, parting was such pain;

For early love may fade, or it may change

To something altogether new. (At least,

For now, there is no bickering reproach,

No double-meaning talk, no bitter rows).

     But how to reconcile yourself to lose

Your child, the hope of all those future years?.

It is the little things that hurt the most.

Author: J. A. Bosworth

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