Tomorrow it happens,
Another year will have passed,
Passed in my life,
Another great year further,
Further in my long life.
I often look back and remember,
Remember the wonderful times,
As a child playing with friends,
Into my teens and going up the pub
To play darts and cards with friends.
Working for my whole life,
All forty seen years and one month,
Never out of work.
Married to My Joyce,
Married for almost forty years
Until that time when dementia took her,
Took her aways from me ,
But I know she will be there,
Be there waiting for me.
Then came that time when I met her,
Met my second love,
And she and I live in wonder.
Our love so strong
But knowing our lovers now passed will be there,
And the four of us will enjoy life
Enjoy life together when the time comes.
So looking back on my life
I have had a wonderful time
And look back of it with love,
Love and thankfulness
For the time I have had,
The time I have had in this world.
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: October 5th, 2024 01:20
- Comment from author about the poem: I am so grateful for my long life.
- Category: Reflection
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Comments8
A fine write Gold.
Thank you Orchi.
Poignant poetry is one of my fave genres ..
and believe me, this is write up there ..
Neville
So kind Neville,thank you.
Andy
A lovely write where gratitude is the cornerstone to happieness. Lovely Andy
Thank you soren, much appreciated.
Andy
A wonderful life well lived. Great poem mi amigo
May you have many more.
I certainly hope so 2781, thank you.
Andy
Excellent write Andy
Most kind Tony, thank you.
Andy
You're welcome Andy
Congrats, on life and your poem. It showed life in the good and bad times. You conquered it all with hope and love. May you continue on your path for many, many more years, - Phil A.
Thank you for your kind words Phil, yes I hope to go on for many more years.
Andy
They say that everything that lives, dies. That somehow comforts as I get closer to the end of the road. Thanks for this.
Very true Dan, but not yet eh?
Andy
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