. Poetry from The Great In-Between: Arthur Miller speaks from the Great In-Between

Monday, July 18, 2022

Arthur Miller speaks from the Great In-Between



Press play before reading. Salute.


(A lone voice whispers)


Will I still miss tasting those soft echoes of your name


And all those irreplaceable dulcet tones which helps to transcend


All these painful strands of deep anxious emotions which still remain


Only I will ever know the true answers and will never reveal them


For they will reveal my inner world


All my new and old cacophony of vulnerabilities and ongoing pain


Well as I type


As this beautiful French singer before me


Devours my emotions with such poise


This is my final goodbye


My muse  

My old world


For a new realm beckons within the glorious lights of Paradise


Which through the mists I now can see


As it stands so inviting like a familiar well lit bar before me


On Fifth and Main


And I will carry you proudly into it like a magnificent red rose


Lightening up the encroaching darkness like a beautiful Christmas tree


A pocketful of warm memoirs used so exquisitely to help transcend so many dark cold nights


For whenever those stunning memories of us together


Like in my favourite photo


Suddenly re-appeared at random


I always felt blessed to once have you


For a short while within my sight


When you were young and so incredibly beautiful


To help lead me out of that old cave of darkness and soul-stripping loneliness


Using pure love as your heroes candle each day and night


For everything else


As I now look back with the gift of profound hindsight


Seems so insubstantial


And so I say a heartfelt goodbye


As I step into the lights my angel


Out of this  

Purgatory's dark dirt  


Au revoir mon Amour


(Goodbye my love)  



Car bientôt les nuages ​​sombres entre nous se sépareront, et nous serons réunis, et nous n'aurons plus besoin de nous faire mal.


(For soon the dark clouds between us will part, and we will be reunited, and no longer need to hurt.)  



(C) Copyright John Duffy


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