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Still Life

Contributed by sinned on Monday, 21st February 2005 @ 09:38:25 PM in AEST
Topic: Lifepoems

I see my twin I miss you Dan
How long has it been
Grandpa feeding a lamb
I never knew how can I miss him
Vivian children called you Mrs Clause
Uncle Guss
Everyone staring back at me
A picture of Grandma under a tree
Susan another sister I miss so bad
A picture a boy child who in his future became my Dad
Uncle Bing standing at a door
" Best uncle I ever had "
Another picture of my Dad happy standing in his greenhouse
Nothing could die there not even a mouse
A picture of Mother with all her brude
Years later and I yet long for you
A scene from World War Two and Uncle Jake
Eighty some years with that crippled leg
An aunt Sister Marie a Catholic nun
I wish look and miss each and everyone
Friends come over admire and almost call you still life
"Not my belief"
I know in my heart body and soul
You lived your lives
" God called and you had to go "
I long to see you all
Not wishing to hear my call
Life is precious and we want to stay
" Lord just one more day "
Who wants to hear the tow of a bell
Perhaps its a fear of hell
I think you have come to everylasting life
Life to its fullest my belief
Even yet I pain
" Knowing I shall see you again "

Sinned

Copyright © sinned ... [ 2005-02-21 21:38:25]
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Re: Still Life (User Rating: 1 )
by emystar on Sunday, 13th March 2005 @ 02:03:21 AM AEST
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Good writing and memories.
I miss both my parents but they are my guardian angels.
huggs,
emy

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