Lovely and beauteous elegy poem about your beloved late wife. A fine and tender tribute, Eric. My very best wishes for the contest.
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Hi Marie,
Your loving Nana poem really resonates with me.
I'm a Nana too, and when my late husband and I
lived in our home, we would have our two very
energetic grandchildren over some weekends. It
could be tiring, but we missed them right after
they left. After my husband passed away, I moved
in with my daughter, son-in-law, and my grandchildren.
I'm still happily living with them. Your wonderful poem
brought back fond memories of those weekends.
Hello Pauline,
You've penned a caring and heartfelt poem. I'm very
touched by it. My very best wishes for the contest.
I fell in love with this sexy poems and I wish to read more because it lift my heart and I wish to share with someone I love. I want to feel what love is through this sexy poems, I want to read more passionate poems because I want to know more.
I am using this poem in my writing class if you don't mine. it just hit me different. I have a Yorkshire terrier and he is the sweetest thing :) this reminds me of him so much! sure this is coming from the eyes of a 12 year old but this poem is so great! I am so going to use it for my poetry assignment :)
LOVE Aubrey
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This poem literally brought tears to my eyes and a lump in my throat.
I lost my twin brother of almost 57 years, just 5 days ago. Just sitting here knowing I will never hear his voice, see his beaming smile and never being able to talk to him again simply breaks my heart.
Our birthday is in just over a weeks time and to not to see him or hear from on that day will be so devastating I just know it.
This reminds me of my best friend I've ever had. She saved me from myself, when I was going through a rough time. We made so many memories together.
But then I got bad again and I left her. I went through therapy and we just reconnected. But now she is moving to Arkansas. So now I'm going through it allover again. With nobody to help.me.
Don't throw away a good thing, even if you feel like you can't talk about it. Communication is important.
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This is one of my favorites of the many poems my Mother read to me often from my earliest years. The characters and the authors became friends. Of course I likewise read them often to my children, grandchildren and now great-grandchildren - as well as many children in my classes. Everyone should have such friends.
Oh Patricia, your poems are as good as ever and mean so much. You only have to look at all the comments to see how your writing affects so many of us. Keep going. Very best wishes, Ann.
Having lost my husband almost exactly a year ago, I was incredibly touched by this poem. Especially as we too were married for well over 50 years. I look at photos on my photo frame all the time - and remember.
Very best wishes,
Ann
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