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Remembrance by Jill Delbridge Tuesday, September 04, 2012 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Reminiscing a lost beloved
Remembrance A pause, a sigh Recollection . . . A memory . . . Teardrops flow Uncontrollably . . . Materialization of undeniable Bereavement and sorrow Denial of tolerance Yet, acceptance Of yesterday's and today's Reality without you Uncertainties of tomorrow An abundance of Love Exists within my soul Sustained and thriving In my dreams You are alive Through misty I see you . . . Beneath the sublime rays of Sunshine I feel your warmth Wafting in the morning dew I smell the scent of you Your presence is emblazoned upon my heart Pulsating and flowing Throughout me Promenading across The shadows of my mind You are here through Remembrance © 2009 Night Writer

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull	9/5/2012

It is good to have fond memories. But not to dwell in the past when the future holds so much promise. Ron




Reviewed by T Jett	9/4/2012

So beautifully written, Jill ... Moving poetry ...