Tuesday, February 23, 2010

A poem for Mom

This is the hardest thing that’s been done
To bury a loved one, as daughter, sister, husband or son
The time went to fast; how were we all to know
Her passing was a peaceful as the falling snow
There was so much more to do, more things to be done
More vacations to be had, more hugs, and more fun
We’ve all been so selfish, she gave us so much
She is laughing in heaven, and dancing and such
I am missing my mother, my mentor, my friend
But this is but another beginning, and not just an end
Just as a seed dies, it grows all the more
In our hearts and lives, her spirit will always soar
So yes we will cry, we will laugh, but we’ll never forget
Her life was a gift from God, and it’s still giving yet

7 comments:

Sandra Libby said...

Morgan~
That is beautiful...what a lovely picture of your mother dancing in heaven...you have been in our prayers all week. We love you so much and are praying for God to hold you in his hands as you walk through this week and the many days ahead. We love you friend...

One Picky Family said...

Simply beautiful. May those words and God's peace bring you comfort now and always.

Jamison Family said...

We are praying for all of you as you mourn the loss of your mother.

Muddy Mama said...

Morgan,
I am so sorry to hear of this difficult time for your family. I cannot imagine what emotions you must be feeling. We will be praying for you as you walk through the next months.
Love to you and your family.

Renee Hogue said...

my dear sweet marmalade, that was truly beautiful.. may you know that God's arms are wrapped around you right now giving you one of the sweetest hugs that can ever be given. One day at a time, that's all we can do. I LOVE YOU!!

Memere G said...

Morgan,
What a beautiful, heartfelt tribute to your Mom. She may not be physically present but is sure to be smiling down on all of you from her new home. The promises of eternal life assure us that we will be reunited with those we loved once more. In the meantime, we lean on the ones who love us in times of sorrow. You are blessed with so many of these people so please lean, call, and do what you need to in the days ahead. Lots of love...

Mary Thorson said...

A gift that keeps giving...so so special. Thank you for sharing your heart and tears. I wish I could be there with you. May my prayers reach across the distance that my arms cannot. Love you.