I think when we blink, we miss more than simply a millisecond.
No, we must miss more than a millisecond.
Because I swear, I just blinked, and you were telling me you loved me.
But, I had only blinked.
And you can't tell me in that millisecond, everything changed.
You can't tell me in a millisecond, you fell in love.
But, you tell me you did.
And so I believed you.
And we went on our merry way, hand in hand down Rooney Street.
And it was just past midnight.
But, I must have blinked.
Because suddenly, it was the morning.
And I looked around.
And I searched for you, all over and around that house.
And it was just past eight.
But, I must have blinked.
Because I couldn't find you, I couldn't find you anywhere.
And I can't figure out why.
And I know you were just lying next to me.
And I know just last midnight, you told me you loved me.
But, I must have blinked.
Because you aren't coming back, it's been two days since midnight.
And I really thought you loved me.
And I believed you when you said you fell in love in that millisecond.
And I thought we'd get married when we woke up.
But, I must have blinked.
And I must have blinked again.
And blinked again.
Because you've been gone four years, and your urn lies on the mantle.
And it all just happened so fast.
And now I can't remember the the last time you were here.
And I know just last midnight, you told me you loved me.
But,
I must have blinked.
Sincerely,
Writing not so funny make shift poetry now I guess
Still laughing at life, just not this poem