On Monday,Arpril 21, 2003,
I escorted my Lovely wife,
To the hospital, for a second,
Heart procedure,
This, is what I saw on her face.
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She looked so calm,
So lay back and serene,
Not a worry in the world,
On her second,
Minor heart procedure.
When I had my forth,
I was about to give up,
As my emotions,
Got the best of me,
A tear escaped.
A tear let me down,
While I was masquerading,
My face, with a smile,
Trying to act like a clown.
The doctor,
caught the panic,
On my face,
With his gentle voice.
He reassured me, I'll be back,
Before,
Anyone noticed,
I, was out of place.
I held,
Her soft hand,
She render me
A gentle kiss.
The waiting room,
Is there,
She whispered,
With a reassuring smile.
sounds like a very strong woman... and a dedicated husband...
Reviewed by Floria Kelderhouse (Reader)
Reviewed on April 25, 2003
I am so glad she is brave William...not me...I am looking at cataract surgery in a few weeks and I am a wreck....she is brave indeed...this was nice....you admire her bravery and so do I...floria
Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on April 25, 2003
William,
this oh I am sorry and I am so glad she has you and you have her,
Hugs Peggy
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Nancy
Well it looks like it's all been said...
Outstanding write...
Trixie :)
this oh I am sorry and I am so glad she has you and you have her,
Hugs Peggy
P.S. Hug her for me in her recovery...what a BRAVE woman.
Chrissie
May the dews of Love show you the way... May you be granted better days.
My heartily respect and best wishes.
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU