Lost a friend

Death has never been this cruel until today

Living us speechless, in shock, in grief, and with less and nothing to say

We lack a happily ever after

There is no joy in our laughter

Death has robbed a darling, snatched the most important person in my life

Robbed a friend who created and expanded room for laughter

If I had a question for death, I would ask what death he was after.

My heart has not accepted I've lost a friend more valuable than gold

Precious than all and even if it does my mind will never find it easy

To let go of the memories we so much shared

Stuck like glue I know they will always be there.

My wish is wishing for the day death will die and I would be the first one to plant flowers on death's grave

For there would never be any grief, sorrow nor no one will mourn after waking up in the morning to find that he has lost a jewel

No one will sit with their heads between their thighs and grief

No one will soak his cheeks in tears

No one will shed a tear for years

Death would be no more, resting in pieces.