‘Living Anguish’ and other poems
By: Michael Craig
Living Anguish
A Loss so unfair worse the life left in total despair
Silently in the night or on the busiest of days
Unrelenting this fatal pain a true love sustains
An emptiness no one can fill, the days,
since a heartbeat did still
In the depth of living anguish echo screams and cries
Unable to escape, until like you I die
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Life Ever After
The physical presence is forever mourned With his passing, a new angel is born Cherished memories are love’s lasting treasures Held deep in our hearts forever together Though, no words can relieve your despair In heaven, take comfort, a new angel is there Guarding with his love. family and friends Until. life ever after and we’re joined again My wife, my love, my friend
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Staring Into the Abyss
Slipping through the crack feeling like a maniac. Gather no moss this rolling stone. seeking a place to call home. No one lends a helping hand. not even to a delusional man. No lining silver can be found. in the clouds that hang around. Unable to anticipate one’s acceptance. through the pearly gates. Living on the streets in such an awful state an illness this does corroborate. While waiting for life to throw a twist I’ll just keep staring into the abyss.
Michael Craig Lives in Las Vegas, Nevada, the silver state, and has seen many unusual people. He writes poetry, children’s stories, and has created several board and card games. His primary job is working at the security department for the Bureau of Reclamation (The Hoover Dam).