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The Eyes Of A Man: The Day... (Part III)

Poser (none) posted on Sep 04, 2002
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"I can remember the day quite clearly," said Elijah. "We were getting ready to go out to dinner when she got the phone call. It was her doctor." He paused for a minute, and I saw a tear begin to form on the corner of his eye. "That was the day that we were told about her cancer." He leaned back in his chair, and looked up at the cieling. I didn't expect the interview to go in this direction and I didn't know what to say next. I didn't have to say anything, as he continued. "And being the kind of person that she was, the first thing she asked me was to pray with her. It must have been hours that we just stayed there, praying. I'll never forget her soft voice as she whispered her heart. I'll never forget the tear drops that landed on my forearm and the soft touch of her hand in mine. That was the day." To Be Continued

Comments (2)


PixyPixy

8:57PM | Wed, 04 September 2002

Beautiful. A very touching pose, and it works wonderfully with the text. Also, your post work is really, really improving! I can't tell if her hair is postwork or not, but his hair is great, and her dress is really, really amazing! Good work =)

DreamstoGo

3:33AM | Thu, 05 September 2002

excelllllllent!!


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