The seasons come and go, but you're not here with me. You remain in my heart, held close in thought and reverie.
I still miss your tender touch, the sound of your voice and your strong arms holding me close.
BUT what I miss most of all is, You!
You were the man of my dreams who captured my heart and held it tight with in your tender grasp all through the years of our life together.
Days, weeks, months, and years pass with out your earthly presence.
Some how I have managed to live life with out you and have filled it with family times and other important life events.
I feel you're near and some times you give me the strength to go on.
I still love you and miss you so much my dearest. I know with out a doubt that some day we'll be together once again and we'll spend eternity together wrapped in each others arms and in our Lord's amazing grace!
THIS IS SUCH A TOUCHING TRIBUTE IN HONOR OF YOUR HUSBAND. AND THOUGH I DO HEAR AND FEEL THE PAIN OF SEPARATION THAT YOU ARE STILL EXPERIENCING, I ALSO AM ELATED TO HEAR AND FEEL THE POWERFUL SPIRIT OF GOD HOLDING YOU TOGETHER, STRENGTHENING YOU AND ENCOURAGING YOU TO 'PRESS-ON' FROM DAY TO DAY. GOD BLESS YOU, MARY GRACE, AND MAY THE PEACE THAT YOUR HUSBAND HAS...THE PEACE THAT PASSES ALL UNDERSTANDING...CONTINUOUSLY BE YOURS. MUCH LOVE AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
It is sad when we lose the one we love most in the world. Somehow they manage to reach us still, with their ethereal presence of goodness and passion and love. Beyond the veil they sit and watch us, like angels of heaven, they don't miss a thing. Loved your tender poem dear Mary Grace, it touches my heart, know that you are loved beyond measure, between heave and earth their is a force that holds us together, until death dusts up to a part. Hugs xo
It seems very clear to me that you had/have a true love (soul mate) relationship with your husband. A most expressive write, Mary Grace. Love, peace, and blessings to you,
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Love,
Connie
Keep writing as long as you can. Writing about your husband, lover and friend as you do is your solace and inspiration.
Ron
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Jane
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