Mother Death Poem
My mum, Sharyn, passed away after a very brave fight with multiple tumors. After battling breast cancer, bowel cancer, melanoma, lung cancer and ovarian cancer it was a brain tumor that finally took her life. She is my inspiration - she put up such a brave fight. We had 7 months after she was diagnosed with the brain tumor to say goodbye, and I cared for her until the tumors had spread to her spine and she could no longer walk...she passed away 4 weeks later - just 9 days after my brothers 30th birthday. Having someone in your life who is such an inspiration really changes your perception of pain, love and sorrow. To everyone who has lost someone - I am with you...be strong, be brave and know that they are always listening... XOXO Mel
Angel Wings
©
Melanie Jordan
I want to know if you can hear me
I talk to you all the time
To tell you how I am, how I am feeling
I want you to know that I am fine
Nothing will ever take the hurt
But I am so proud of your fight
For 6 years you battled, 6 different tumors
Guided by a blinding light
You lived for us children
We were your world, your dreams
But It came and took it all away
My heart feels torn at the seams
It breaks my heart to know
That you wont be by my side
How can I walk down the isle
Wearing your brooch and gorgeous smile?
I prayed for a sign, a gift
Something to show me that you were here
And you gave me my husband to be
He saved me, helped me with my fear
Jamie is a mum now, you would be so proud
He is so beautiful, with curly hair
And it's blonde, just like yours
But he wont ever know you, its not fair
I keep a photo of you
Its the one from your funeral day
Did you hear me as I told the story?
About how much I needed you to stay?
I said, "Mums has got her angel wings,
She has graduated from this place
To be honored forever in heaven
With your caring nature, your loving face"
I will never stop missing you
One more thing, its never too late
That when I leave the earth, when my time has come
You will meet me at the pearly gates...
I talk to you all the time
To tell you how I am, how I am feeling
I want you to know that I am fine
Nothing will ever take the hurt
But I am so proud of your fight
For 6 years you battled, 6 different tumors
Guided by a blinding light
You lived for us children
We were your world, your dreams
But It came and took it all away
My heart feels torn at the seams
It breaks my heart to know
That you wont be by my side
How can I walk down the isle
Wearing your brooch and gorgeous smile?
I prayed for a sign, a gift
Something to show me that you were here
And you gave me my husband to be
He saved me, helped me with my fear
Jamie is a mum now, you would be so proud
He is so beautiful, with curly hair
And it's blonde, just like yours
But he wont ever know you, its not fair
I keep a photo of you
Its the one from your funeral day
Did you hear me as I told the story?
About how much I needed you to stay?
I said, "Mums has got her angel wings,
She has graduated from this place
To be honored forever in heaven
With your caring nature, your loving face"
I will never stop missing you
One more thing, its never too late
That when I leave the earth, when my time has come
You will meet me at the pearly gates...
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