RemembranceA Poem by Eric RichardA mother remembering her son. Published in Housatonic Community College Images 2012 edition.
For twenty-seven years I loved you. I told you everyday. I’ll miss the smile that always cheered me up. The joy in my heart surfaced when you entered. Apparently you did not know or understand how much I felt for you. Or else you would not have left. I spend every night in tears thinking about you. Your photograph held to my heart. Wishing you was still at my side. Hoping this was a nightmare I could awake from. It is not. I tell myself to be strong and pull through. So much pain locked within. I should have seen the signs. You knew you could come to me for help. Or at least I thought you did. Why did you think this was your only option? My life will never be the same. The guilt is overwhelming. I should have seen it. If only I picked up on it. You would still be here. There is a void in my heart. Only you could fill. Waiting for the day we will meet again. If only I could hold you in my arms once more. Knowing I never will. I will miss the times we shared together. Spent both in sadness and laughter. Telling each other how our day was. We were here for one another. The skies have darkened. The laughter has passed on. You will always be remembered. Love, Mom © 2020 Eric RichardAuthor's Note
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8 Reviews Added on May 1, 2011 Last Updated on February 13, 2020 Tags: Love, Mother, Reflection, Pain AuthorEric RichardPalm Coast, FLAboutBeen interested in writing since as long as I can remember. I hold my Bachelor's degree in creative writing and my associate's degree in General Business. I took a creative writing course which .. more..Writing
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