Merrill Glass Poetry

Merrill Glass is known for the poem ‘But You Didn’t.’ Little is known about the poet, but this piece suggests they are interested in themes like relationships, the past, and memories. The speaker describes her relationship with her husband, who did not return from Vietnam.

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But You Didn’t

Merrill Glass’s ‘But You Didn’t’ reflects on love and forgiveness, ending with a poignant twist of loss from the Vietnam War.

‘But You Didn’t’ by Merrill Glass is a touching poem about love, appreciation, and loss. She is not a widely known poet, but this poem has been shared by many because of its emotional impact. It is one of her most recognized works, as it speaks to people who have lost someone they love. While not a famous classic, it remains meaningful to those who come across it.

Remember the time you lent me your car and I dented it?
I thought you'd kill me...
But you didn't.

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