AuthorsDen.com   Join (free) | Login  

   Popular! Books, Stories, Articles, Poetry
Where Authors and Readers come together!

SIGNED BOOKS    AUTHORS    eBOOKS new!     BOOKS    STORIES    ARTICLES    POETRY    BLOGS    NEWS    EVENTS    VIDEOS    GOLD    SUCCESS    TESTIMONIALS

Featured Authors:  Bob Doerr, iIan Irvine (Hobson), iPier Tyler, iCheryl Wright, iDeanna Jewel, iCORWIN MCINTYRE, iCharles Neff, i

  Home > Family > Poetry
Popular: Books, Stories, Articles, Poetry     

Mendy Thompson

· Become a Fan
· Contact me
· Success story
· Books
· Poetry
· Stories
· Messages
· 17 Titles
· 23 Reviews
· Save to My Library
· Share with a friend
· Add to Favorites
·
Member Since: Feb, 2007

Bookmarks
Add this page to
your Bookmarks List
 
Mendy Thompson, click here to update
your web pages on AuthorsDen.com.



Featured Book
Through the Maze of Life
by Mary Metcalf

poetry of various types, life, insights, broken hearts, alzheimers, dark..  
BookAds by Silver
Gold and Platinum Members




   - eBooks
   - Marketplace
   - FaceBook



Popular
Poetry
(Family)
  1. Mother-Love
  2. I Had Three Balloons
  3. For My Dearest Aunt
  4. Of Frosted Flakes and Southern Comfort
  5. Happy Birthday Little Sister
  6. The Last Goodbye to a Precious Mother
  7. Angels Here On Earth © 2013, Karla Dorman
  8. World Heritage Day - April 18
  9. Happy Birthday Little Girl
  10. Once
  11. Happy 2nd Birthday
  12. Grammy's Wish
  13. NEWLY WEDS
  14. A Photo of You
  15. Growing Young



Recent poems by Mendy Thompson
•  The Ultimate Surprise
•  In Loving Memory of Donna M. Thompson
•  Circle of Life
•  My Mother's Hands
•  All Is Well
•  Full of Grace
           >> View all 7
 

April 14, 2009
by Mendy Thompson

Thursday, April 16, 2009
Rated "G" by the Author.
Share   Print  Save   Become a Fan


My mother passed away. Life will never be the same.


April 14, 2009
By Mendy Thompson

I lost my best friend today
She was my best friend in the whole wide world
She cared more about me than anyone ever has in my life
It was unconditional love and I did not have to be worthy
It just was

She would have walked through fire for me
She would have climbed mountains for me
She would have gone to war to defend me
She would have died for me
She just would have

I am not sure how to fill the loneliness I feel
I seem to be driving without a map
Where is the closest station to refill my empty tank?
Where is my intersection of “Happiness Street” and “Pain Free Avenue”?
Where do I turn?

They say that time heals all wounds
They say that tomorrow brings less pain
They say that tomorrow is a brand new start
They say you’ll get over it in time
It’s a big fat lie

I lost my mother today
There was barely time to say goodbyes
One day she was talking and smiling and playing scrabble
The next day she is not well
The next day she dies

To all who have ever said “that’s not fair!”
You have no idea
But we are just players on the field and we do not call the plays
The One who does knows better than we do
He just does


Want to review or comment on this poem?
Click here to login!


Need a FREE Reader Membership?
Click here for your Membership!




Reviewed by Phillip William Allen 4/19/2009
A tribute penned from a caring heart.
Reviewed by Karen Palumbo 4/16/2009
My heart grieves for you at the loss of your mother. You are right though, the pain just continues to linger and only more questions added with no answers. A void that will never be filled except for all the many fond memories of a life shared...

Be always safe,
Karen
Reviewed by Felix Perry 4/16/2009
My sincere condolences go out to you as I too lost someone on Good Friday that I thought would be around for a long time to come. Time is the only healer and it does not so much heal but soothes and refreshes the heart that bleeds like a knive has pierced it until we can gain control again. Your poem is a loving tribute to a wonderful woman and I am sure she will love it.

hugs
fee
Reviewed by David Thompson 4/16/2009
"Where is the closest station to refill my empty tank?" I love this line, Mendy. It almost sounds like a desperate attempt to fill the void in your aching heart. There is healing in the writing process, and you have expressed yourself beautifully here. No, things will never again be the same, but you will always have your memories. No one can take them from you. They are yours forever, and you can visit those memories anytime you like. You won't have to share your mother with anyone. It will just be the two of you, one-on-one.

Love,

David
Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado 4/16/2009
I am so sorry for your loss, Mendy; may God be with you in this time of grief!

I know the pain of this: lost my own mom 19 years ago; she didn't make sixty (she would have been sixty in May of that year; she died in March, on St. Patrick's Day). And lost my daddy almost a year ago; it will be a year in May, on the 28. He would have been 78 in October had he lived. I miss them both so much!!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :( >tears! <
Authors alphabetically: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Bookmark this page to your Favorites
Featured Authors
| New to AuthorsDen? | Add AuthorsDen to your Site
Share AD with your friends | Need Help? | About us


Problem with this page?   Report it to AuthorsDen
© AuthorsDen, Inc. All rights reserved.