I'm so deeply sorry for your loss....your words speak volumes of the love you hold in your heart for him...he'll always be with you...beautifully penned....you have a new fan!
MaryGrace, one step at a time, one event at a time, we make our way through this journey of the soul wrapped in our frail human bodies - love, joy, sorrow, peace and tribulations we will all know - in our faith is where we find our, relief and salvation - I wish you peace, joy and love my dear friend - Jon Michael
Your poem/essay is a delight to read despite its bittersweet tone, It reminds us all of our mortality, of our first purpose to show and to share love and kindness, and of our destiny to join our loved ones again in a glorious reunion in the afterlife. Your faith will sustain you, while it also helps us.
GOD BLESS YOU, MARYGRACE, AND CONTINUE TO STRENGTHEN YOU, FOR FROM YOUR WORDS...COMES FORTH THE 'BALM' OF HEALING THAT SOOTHES YOUR SEARED HEART. BEAUTIFUL! THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING, MY FRIEND. LOVE AND MUCH FAITH TO YOU AND YOURS. JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATION
MaryGrace: I have felt the love you have in your heart yesterday, today and tomorrow for Richard and one day you will be with him. God will bring you together again. True love does transcend.
MaryGrace, thank you for this poem and beauty! It brought me to tears as I remember the loss of this love too. Yes we too will see them one day when we meet them in that sweet bye and bye. Oh what a glorious day that will be! May God fill you with his peace and love till we see him face to face!
Beautiful writing, MaryGrace...your and Richard's love still is a great example to other couples to cherish and value each other, and to express that love.
No doubt, Richard is looking forward to you being with him again, but he can be patient now, seeing from eternity's view. God will show us so many things when we meet Him and our loved ones in heaven.
Yet, He has chosen for you to stay here, carrying new burdens with His help, and reaching more individuals with your writing. Suffering adds new importance to what we say. And remember, "My strength is made perfect in weakness."
I love how you wrote about Richard's heart touching yours, and this line: "True love can and does transcend the realm of heaven and earth."
MaryGrace, Your loss is enormous and your strength shines through. I will keep you in my prayers. Deeply meaningful write which I believe anyone can relate to, but only some can fully understand. Be well, Kathy
so beautiful marygrace and i know he surrounded you watching each loving word as it went from your wounded heart to paper.
i pray that you feel our loving Father's arms around you as he slowly heals this enourmous wound to the very soul of you...hold tight to Him with trust and keep writing. transferring pain to paper makes the healing a little easier...pat
Wonderful poem that is a tribute to Richard and will touch the hearts everyone in your family.
On the last day of her life my wife told me she wanted to go home. She was in much pain. I told her that I would not fight her if she wanted to go home. Then I told her that I loved her very much and she said, "Now I know that you really do."
It's the miracle of faith. If you love someone enough to want them with you forever you have to love them even more when it's time to say goodbye knowing that we will all go home to be with The Lord eventually. When will we go home? That's the mystery of faith.
MaryGrace you have strong faith that can fill mountains. Your poem will certainly touch the lives of many. God Bless you!
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I'm so sorry for your loss! My heart goes out to you, my dear friend!
Sandie
Anna
Blessings, xo
Christine
Deborah
God Bless you
In Christ
Teresa Walker
No doubt, Richard is looking forward to you being with him again, but he can be patient now, seeing from eternity's view. God will show us so many things when we meet Him and our loved ones in heaven.
Yet, He has chosen for you to stay here, carrying new burdens with His help, and reaching more individuals with your writing. Suffering adds new importance to what we say. And remember, "My strength is made perfect in weakness."
I love how you wrote about Richard's heart touching yours, and this line: "True love can and does transcend the realm of heaven and earth."
with Love and prayers,
Connie
budd
i pray that you feel our loving Father's arms around you as he slowly heals this enourmous wound to the very soul of you...hold tight to Him with trust and keep writing. transferring pain to paper makes the healing a little easier...pat
Wonderful poem that is a tribute to Richard and will touch the hearts everyone in your family.
On the last day of her life my wife told me she wanted to go home. She was in much pain. I told her that I would not fight her if she wanted to go home. Then I told her that I loved her very much and she said, "Now I know that you really do."
It's the miracle of faith. If you love someone enough to want them with you forever you have to love them even more when it's time to say goodbye knowing that we will all go home to be with The Lord eventually. When will we go home? That's the mystery of faith.
MaryGrace you have strong faith that can fill mountains. Your poem will certainly touch the lives of many. God Bless you!
Peace, love and blessings,
John Michael