Silent Winter by cagewench
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Silent Winter
my soul in silent winter tears frozen to my cheeks my perserverance weak
exhausted and emotional over-wrought to the extreme waking moments more like nightmares yet I am unable to scream
I will survive I shall endure but for now, I just can't take anymore ________________________________________ And the image is a screen capture of the obit I wrote as it appeared online adn in the paper. P.S. thanks to everyone who's been checking in on me.
Comments (10)
classyladytwo
This is beautiful so touching I for one know your pain but as you said you will endure, God is watching over you and your mom wouldn't want you to give up wonderful an loving words *V
Doodles
An emotional and moving poem. I am so sorry for your pain. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.
TallPockets
My father passed a few years back. He was 72. I told my mom that if, even in today's medical technological age of advancements, you could guarantee someone born to live to be 72 years with little health concerns or take your chances, most would opt for the first choice. You truly were blessed to have 75 years with your mom. Remember the good times. PEACE to you and your loved ones, young lady.
AusPoet
A very moving poem Cara - I've been thinking of you, and hoping you are okay. All those names in that obit - it seems your mother was very well loved. I'm so glad you got to share your life with her.
Rooster
My thoughts are with you Cara-Mae. Like TallPockets wrote, remember the good times. Keep those memories in your heart. I hope u find peace in your memories.
netsia
Like Brian's dad in his early 70's, my Mom passed a month before her 70th birthday, on Valentine's Day. Always remember the good times and that she is still there, in Spirit, with you.
Diago
hugs No words can be said to make it change. I empathise and I am hear as promised.
Jianna
What beautiful words. Glad to see that you are hanging in there. Everything will be alright, and the pain will eventually subside, as you heal and grow. Keep the memories alive with you, and all will be well!! HUGS ~Heather~
EoinArmstrong
I lost my own mother to cancer in early september of last year (she was 60) - it's not easy, but yes, you do get by - especially on faith (if that's you inclination; it's mine) and memories. Hang in there.
cagewench
thank you to everyone