By
Mary Harrison
Day after
day or
suddenly
my heart
feels
the void --
my son's plane
disappearing
into clouds,
blue flying
eagle blanket
on a vacant
bed,
his purple
mountain bike
hanging
by a hook
on a wall
of the garage,
his vacant
shoes after
he shot
himself,
a catch
in my throat,
a scream
in my gut,
longing
to hear him
say my
name,
a search
for the
incomplete
self....
Emptiness,
is a
pauper
stumbling
down the
alley
at night,
holding out
a cup
unaware
there's
a coin
in her pocket.
In honor and loving memory of
Scott Harrison...
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