Say goodbye to an army soldier
who was drafted into Vietnam
and was able to come home.
Say goodbye to a father of two
both his wife and children
grieve for his untimely death.
Say goodbye to a Christian man
who had dedicated his time to church
and devoted his heart to God.
Say goodbye to a cancer patient
he fought and stood his ground
yet it killed him in the end…
You watched me grew up in church…
You smiled every time we spoke…
You were a patient of mine,
always saying “I am proud of you,
I always have been proud.” …
I regret not speaking with you more.
I regret not sparing more time.
I regret not sharing my accomplishments.
I wish I had the chance
to tell you how amazing
you truly are...
But you are standing with God now.
One day, I will see you again
and then I can tell you
how amazing you truly are.
- Author: Anasyil ( Offline)
- Published: July 10th, 2018 15:51
- Comment from author about the poem: I have known this man for years. Since I was a little girl, I have always noticed how passionate he is about the church. As I got older, I became busier. I didn't have as much time as I use to for long conversations. Even when he came to my workplace as a patient, I could only speak with him for a few minutes per visit before having to go back to work. I really wished I could put my goals aside and just listen to him tell me his stories. Maybe I could have told him what my journey was like being a pre-med student and a writer. His funeral was just three days ago, and my heart is still heavy. When I walked up to the casket to see him, I just couldn't believe it. He was really gone. I tried telling myself this is just a nightmare, but it's real. It is all too real. I cried as a return to my seat. I am filled with regret. May you rest in peace William. I will see you again in the afterlife.
- Category: Sad
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