Ninety Four Years of Life.A Poem by Anne LyonsLast night I held your hand as you lied alone in your bed dying with every breath you took in. I prayed the suffering would come to pass as your skin became cold to the touch of my hands. Your body was dying, yet your heart continued to contract. I examined the faded pictures you had at your bedside that revealed the primary years of your life. Complete and utter emotion of a life well lived. Ninety four years of beautiful life and tonight would claim your end. I wasn't going to let you die alone, so I fell asleep at your bed side while your overworked body gradually became lifeless. © 2014 Anne Lyons |
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