She loved him
All her life
From the day
She knew him
From the day
She understood him
And from the day
She felt him
All over her soul
But when she died
Right before his gaze
Like the descending
Theme of the cadence
He waved her good bye
And carried on with his life
As if nothing has happened
Without shedding a single tear
For he was the time
And ephemeral she was in love
With the perpetual time
It never seems long enough. We think life will go on, and though we know the end is coming, it always seems to catch us by surprise. But she died filled with love. Good ending. Good writing. Thanks for sharing this with us.
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Excellent!
Hits home with this one!!
Love Tinka
Many Blessings,
Libby
Carmen
Tami
William
Have a great day
Eternal are those that die filled with love.
I liked this writing of Yours.
I thank You,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU