By Lana Golembeski -
All that remains are the memories
Of your laugh, your smile, and you.
Faded photographs remind me of happier times
I look at your pictures
I touch your face
Your hair
But it isn’t you.
Those are just pictures that bring back the
Memories
I can see your love of life
Your love of friends
Your love of living
In each picture of your life.
But those pictures end
Too soon for someone like you.
I long to touch your beautiful hair
To hear your wonderful laugh
To give you a big hug
To hear your stories of your life.
I want to take you shopping once again
And to lavish you with silly
and wonderful things.
I have no one to spoil anymore;
No one to call me “mom”;
No one to tell me that they love me.
And I long to hold you once again and
To whisper in your ears how much I love you…until the end of time.
Lana, this poem is both a beautiful testament of your love for your daughter & a picture of such heartbreak and sorrow… your daughter is beautiful & I wish so much that she were still alive, for her and for you. I’ve no doubt she watches over you – I can tell you were a blessing of a Mommy to her.