Talk to me about how it use to be
Tell me why you stayed with me
Sunrises, sunsets, and everything between
Sharing life with you since our teens
We laughed, we played, we wanted to stay
For a lifetime together of yesterdays
But life has a way of changing our hearts
Despite good intentions we drift apart
This insidious withdrawal begins like a cancer
Leaving us with more questions than answers
Benign at first we busy ourselves with children
Who serve our love which is not uncommon
Soccer, volleyball, carpools and our support
We gladly sacrifice for love of sport
Then kids grow older and move away
We say our goodbyes when we want them to stay
Life for two travel a different path
More silence ensues in the aftermath
Strangers now sit across the table
Unable to speak as if disabled
Disinterest disguised as space begins
And leads two in love towards that inevitable end
Of saying goodbye, it’s been fun
Time to move on our work is done
I think every set of parents find themselves in this dilemma after the kids leave home.
It's just like everything else in life, one has to adapt to the change in lifestyle.
I do know that if most will stick it out, it will become easier to deal with. Been there done that! Lisa
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It's just like everything else in life, one has to adapt to the change in lifestyle.
I do know that if most will stick it out, it will become easier to deal with. Been there done that! Lisa