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Time by Judy A Blair Friday, November 09, 2007 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Time Time has passed slowly yet quickly It has been months, days since then My mother still mourns his passing but not so hard I wonder where my dad is in heaven Where are the heavens? Is it another dimension or the sky? Where? I see spirit lights at night sometime and I wonder I wonder if it is my dad or someone close to him I think of him every day I wonder and wish he was with my mom again I know that all the firsts will be tough, First Thanksgiving, first Christmas, first birthday But it will get easier. Or so they say. I am now a mourner, the ones who have lost Parents and spouses, relatives, Friends so close You think you can still feel them Time. Time will bring us back together He promised. Judy A. Blair Copyright �2007 Judy A. Blair

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Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	11/9/2007

And in God's home all shall be joined and forever rejoice in the splendor. Have faith..... Be safe, Karen




Reviewed by Evelyn Simon	11/9/2007

I know what you're going through. This is very touching, and I'd like to encourage prayer for your loss. God bless.




Reviewed by Felix Perry	11/9/2007

Very sad but with a touch of hope as the writer reaches out to come to terms with loss of a loved one. Fee