Will I Ever See You Again?

Will I Ever See You Again?

The world fell silent the day I heard,
A cruel truth spoken in trembling word.
The fall that took her, fragile and frail,
Left my soul adrift, a ship set to sail.

I lay confined, broken, and bruised,
In my own torment, deeply confused.
They said she was hurt, clinging to life,
Each moment a battle, each breath a knife.

“Bring her to me!” I cried in despair,
“My love can heal her; my heart will repair.”
But rules and time kept her away,
They said, “She must fight another day.”

Three days passed, each hour a year,
Drenched in my sorrow, drowning in fear.
Then came the call, a voice so cold,
The weight of loss, a story retold.

“She is gone,” they said, “Her journey’s done.”
A thousand stars dimmed; we lost our sun.
Could I have saved her, bridged the divide?
Now I live with this ache inside.

Her laughter echoes in the halls of my mind,
A melody sweet, now hard to find.
Her touch, her smile, her radiant glow,
Are memories wrapped in a veil of woe.

Oh, cruel world, where angels depart,
Leaving behind a fractured heart.
Without goodbye, she slipped away,
Turning my night into endless day.

I ask the heavens, the stars, the skies,
Can broken souls reunite when they rise?
Is there a realm where love transcends,
Where this sorrow finally ends?

If life after death holds truth untold,
I’ll wait for the moment our hands will hold.
In dreams, I seek her, her gentle face,
Her warmth, her love, her calming grace.

Will I ever see you again, my mother?
The thought alone drives me wild.
I cling to hope, a fragile thread,
That life exists beyond the dead.

Until that day, I carry your flame,
Your spirit lives on, though never the same.
In the whispers of wind, in the songs of the trees,
In the quiet hum of the evening breeze.

My regret weighs heavy, my guilt runs deep,
For the chance I lost, the promises to keep.
Yet in my heart, you’ll always stay,
Guiding my steps, lighting my way.

Someday, somewhere, when time has ceased,
We’ll meet again in eternal peace.
And there, my love, I’ll hold you tight,
No more sorrow, no more night.

For now, I whisper to the stars above,
Goodbye, my dear, my life, my love.
Will I ever see you again? I pray,
That we’ll reunite in heaven’s array.