Both you and your husband are in my prayers, I've added you to my prayer list just now. I know now why your poetry is so powerful and moving--because it springs from the depths of your heart. God bless you both.

~ a fellow human & poet, Zach

I'm not familar with that type of cancer, but I do know how cancer can ware a person down and the pain associated with it. My dad had cancer of the lymph glands , and as a former nurse, Isaw many afflicted with it. I pray your husbands is treatable and a cure will be found soon. They are making great strides in this area!.. Enjoy and savor the time you have together... Blessings to you..M

A difficult one to comment on. I lost my wife this last February, and I know the pain and sorrow associated with someone so close who has to go through the torment. I don't know about this cancer, although I know you said it was rare. I am hoping it will be treatable.

THIS POEM REFLECTS THE DIFFERENCES IN THE WAY ONE LOOKS AT WHAT IS TERMED 'IMPOSSIBLE' SITUATIONS. I DON'T KNOW...MAYBE ITS FROM...MY PAST EXPERIENCES OF GOD DOING 'UNHEARD' OF MIRACLES BUT...BEFORE I THINK OF 'LET GO' I THINK OF...HEAL O, GOD...HEAL...BY YOUR PRECIOUS BLOOD OF YOU THE SACRIFICIAL LAMB...HEAL. 'HE' MAY OR MAY NOT DO IT...THAT IS CERTAINLY UP TO HIM ALONE...AND I ACCEPT WHATEVER HE DOES. I FIGURE WHEN IT'S TIME FOR ONE TO 'LET GO' THEY WILL KNOW IT...AND DO SO AND I WILL NOT TRY TO KEEP THEM BUT,...UNTIL THEN...HEAL, O LORD...HEAL. THIS IS A VERY GOOD WORK, DONE WELL. THANKS FOR SHARING AND GOD BLESS. JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS