At ease my child for never am I truly gone.
Gone is a word filled with the sadness, sorrow and loneliness that fills our hearts in darker times.
But need not you be filled with the sadness, sorrow and loneliness of which I speak,
because in fact, my child you need not weep.
I am at peace, at rest, watching lovingly over you gladly, brimming with beaming pride
but I am not gone.
In every flower that you gaze your adoring eyes upon, in every fond memory that floods through as eyes close.
In the gentle touch of a hand
Gazing at a moonlit sea,
Sunsets on a Summer’s eve.
Every family meal across a dinner table
Celebrating a child’s first steps.
I am not gone, I am smiling with you.
Talk of me, write of me, remind the young, my memory lives on and in the hearts of little ones I am never truly gone.
Photographs are reminders but in essence I live in you, every conversation, every achievement shared, a gift given,
I am with you too.
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Author:
Freda (
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- Published: December 29th, 2017 02:10
- Comment from author about the poem: I wrote this poem for my grandmother and my family, to help with the grief and to give comfort to others who have experienced loss.
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