The Weeping Widow
By Sandee Foxten, published Aug 29, 2007
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Who was to knowhow that day would go,
You arose before dawn
But it didn't take long
to realize you were gone.
No time to say goodbye,
Even though I was by your side,
Pleading for you not to die,
over and over again, I tried.
Only God knows why
you had to to die,
that day, that way.
Now I lay awake
many lonely nights,
Wondering how much more
I can take,
It's been such a long hard fight.
Just want to close my eyes,
and get lost in my dreams,
Where there are no goodbyes,
And you are still alive, it seems.
As you lay alone in that green pasture,
you can be sure,
Til death we did part,
And in death, we will once again
be one heart.
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The Weeping Widow
Lighthouse at Hunting Island, SC. The last trip with my husband was here, for a honeymoon we never had, six months before his death.
Credit: Sandee Foxten
Copyright: 2007 Sandee Foxten
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