Poetry

A Call to Healing

I’m sorry, I meant to wait
Until you called, a little late.
But the weight began to climb,
No one here to share the time.

I reached out, unsure if you’d be there,
Hoping you’d return, beyond despair.
I didn’t want to see another face,
It felt so wrong in this lonely space.

Fortunately, you answered my plea,
An appointment set, a chance to be free.
With apologies shared, may healing start,
A journey together to mend the heart.

Poetry

Waiting for Guidance

A therapist leaves, his time away,
Paternity leave call, he mustn’t stay.
Happy for him, but I feel blue,
Disappointment swells, what can I do?

July feels far, as I wait and sigh,
Wishing for guidance, asking “Why?”
He sent some names, suggested new,
But starting fresh feels strange and new.

With skills he’s shared, I’ll try to cope,
Holding on tight to the seeds of hope.
Though the path ahead may feel unclear,
I’ll carry his lessons until he’s near.

Poetry

Waiting On A Sunday

Special thanks to my collaborator on this Rengay, Anthony
https://empathmuch.wordpress.com/


Sitting in the car
Waiting for my uncle now
Grocery shopping
Hoping he will come out soon
To enjoy this sunny day…
-MAD/AAA 11/19/2024

Poetry

Uncle’s Delay

I’m sitting here waiting for my uncle,
Supposed to get medicine, now getting groceries instead,
Had I known, I’d have gone myself,
Better than waiting here, wishing I’d fled.

MAD 8/29/24