Oh how you must be feeling
Daddy
dry feet, dry skin, dry hands
dry mouth, dry eyes
aching, wasting, waiting
wailing
no escape, no exit, no repose
all exposed
no place to hide, no way to sigh
the pain, insane, no gain, no change
no money, no strength, not much to hold
not much pride left to ride
alone, cold, afraid
afraid to die
to leave behind a wife
a life and four children
well, five including the one you adopted
your step-daughter, me, Mimi
you called my name
so many times you called my name
"Mimi"
so sweet, oh so sweetly
you called my name
I won't hear, I won't hear you again
I won't see, I won't see you again
this void, this void, your absence will make
a man once whole, a hole in my heart
I won't dance, I won't dance with you again.....
(I love you Dad...I love you)
Copyright © 2008 by Bernice Angoh
Love & Strength My Beautiful Friend
Many Hugs & My Empath Is Embracing Your Heart
Embraced ~ Embrassé
Vickie
Much Blessings and Love ~~ Micke
Hugs,
Marcia
Letting go is such a difficult thing. Realizing that our parents are mortal and they won't be around forever is... just a nasty business! My heart goes out to you.
Cryssa
Your sadness is so clearly expressed and I can only understand.
I'm sending you my warmest thoughts,
Axilea
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :( >tears! <
It is so difficult when our parents or anyone's health (physical and/or mental) has brought them to the brink and yet left waiting to pass over to be home with their heavenly Father.
May the Love Of God be with you and His Peace be in your heart. I'll pray for You and your Dad.
Georg
hugs
Fee
So sorry to hear this news - you and your Daddy are in my prayers -
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :(