I feel your presence though you never speak
In your last three hours, I held your hand
Your mind endured with will its final task
To reach the entrance to that “Promised Land”
But now I sense you in these dingy rooms
I cannot touch you though, it makes me sad
I cannot hear you speak or hear you sing
Nor smell the honey with which you were clad
I wept when looking for your old cartoons
And came down here to get a break
They seemed most you of all the books you had
I have no letters nor any sort of sake
Where do I go now, I ask your ghost
There is no answer, yet I feel love close.
