Thanks, Ann! I enjoy and have been reading yours also.
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Our son Jack died unexpectedly, he was 24. I remember falling to my knees and looking up at the night sky and asking God why...beseeching God why? No answer except... silence. As the months passed many came to our aid …family, friends and the kindness of strangers. He was so loved! We draw solace from this....our beautiful young man.
Another of your fun poems - keep it up! Best wishes, Ann.
Thank you, Ann! For your comment. I'm so glad you liked it.
Great to read a poem which leaves a smile on my face. More please. Best wishes, Ann.
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Hi Addison,
Ah thank you so much for your really kind comment on my poem. It means such a lot to me and it is so moving to hear that this poem has helped you and I'm so pleased it has. I hope it reminds you that you are absolutely not alone in your journey and there's lots of us out there who have either previously experienced battles like this or who are currently going through them and who are rooting for you in your journey! Wishing you all the best with everything.
When my husband was still a boy he was given this poem by his uncle and learnt it by heart. It is very much how he lived his life. The poem was read immaculately by his grandson at his memorial service.
I just want to say that this poems meant a lot to me. I have struggled with self harm for 8 years and this poem helped me see the light shining through the darkness. I know that this poem touched a lot of people and it really helped me see that I could end my self harm if I just tried. Thank you.
Joydip,
Those are beautiful and inspiring words.
Beautifully arranged and simply put.
I don't think it could be improved upon without coming back together as it is !
I'm so glad you promoted this poem of yours, as it made me look up the other poems you have with Family Friends. I found I agreed with so many of the sentiments you put across in your poetry. Very best wishes, Ann.
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