It's been two weeks today
that you finally got it your way.
You left us here, without a farewell,
leaving behind just your smell.
Everyone tells me to respect your decision
and understand that you fulfilled your mission,
but they don't understand my pain.
They don't know how it feels to be stuck under the rain
I wish I could hold you
and tell you that I love you.
I wish I could understand.
I wish I were there to hold your hand,
maybe I could have changed your mind.
The night that you decided to leave
and to no longer believe,
I know you weren't afraid anymore
of who would be waiting for you at the door.
I finally saw your last letter.
I was hoping it would make me feel better.
Instead, I miss you more,
and your last words made me swore.
It made me wish you weren't gone
because I don't know for how long I can stay strong.
It's been two weeks I lost you, brother.
It's been 2 weeks I lost my other.
I wish you had given me the chance
to take one last glance
at you face filled with love
before you flew away like a dove.
Rest in peace, brother.
I hope you will no longer suffer.
I will be waiting for you in my dreams
to re-live all those beautiful memories.
by Sanaz Shokravi
in the memory of my big brother
Mehrshad Shokravi
I am very sorry to hear about the loss of your brother. My brother took his life on April 7, 2015. It was 4 days after his 50th birthday. He was the baby in our family, and I am the middle...
Missing You Forever
Published by Family Friend Poems October 2008 with permission of the Author.
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I am very sorry to hear about the loss of your brother. My brother took his life on April 7, 2015. It was 4 days after his 50th birthday. He was the baby in our family, and I am the middle child. I am very grateful to still have my sister, but to lose someone in this way is very painful. He was such a worthwhile human being. It's harder now as both our parents passed away this year. Somehow they were a buffer from the pain. I could phone my mom and talk to her about him, and she understood our loss only too well. But I am comforted knowing that they live on in our hearts and memories, and that can never be taken away.