Introduction: Happy Mother's day Eloise Perez Sharpton
A Solemn Goodbye
I consider her in a decisive way,
They loved you! Those last three years. Did you know?
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A Solemn Goodbye
Through the window, a full moon reflects,
As transfer across dampen scenery flashes insignificant
specs.
Passage in the sky, swiftly, a heart takes in a deepen sigh,
Passage in the sky, swiftly, a heart takes in a deepen sigh,
After all; it had been her reverent and
last goodbye.
I consider her in a decisive way,
For the guardianship she honored me, while
diminutive, I would say.
She was a woman of physical beauty above the norm,
She was a woman of physical beauty above the norm,
Extraordinary, most opinion elicited, would
form.
I emulated her sensuality and elegance,
I emulated her sensuality and elegance,
It’s an important aspect to my existence.
Especially during more youthful times,
Working hard, at career, education due to acceptance and pride.
Working hard, at career, education due to acceptance and pride.
I see her, now, walking through my life, in
command and very bold,
She touches this, that and the weak spot in
my soul.
On Friday, I told her… “I love you”… she said “I feel so old”.
On Friday, I told her… “I love you”… she said “I feel so old”.
By that following Wednesday, silence fell;
her body was cold.
Friday next, I felt a spirit whisk by me
adorn but alive,
It’s like she waited just for me, to
arrive.
So, I took a bath where she’d washed,
And said goodbye to this person I loved yet
lost.
They loved you! Those last three years. Did you know?
They were all there telling stories as
tears flowed.
Praying on moments, you touched our lives;
Praying on moments, you touched our lives;
We honored you in love and deep sadness
infinitely resides.
So for now, it's a solemn tearful goodbye.
So for now, it's a solemn tearful goodbye.
I miss your voice and presence in my life.
But most of all, just one more time, I wish
I could say,
“I love you” and have a “Happy Mother’s
Day”.
Diana Mary Sharpton (c) 2014
