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In Loving Memory Collection - Reminiscing

What is death, but a silent sleep.
Why does it cause pain?
Why do we weep?
Tired red eyes.
From tears, grief and sorrow.
Get through today, dread tomorrow.

They say it gets better, as time passes by.
Is something wrong?
I miss you more!
Time has passed by.
Time has not healed my loss.
The pain it lingers,deep inside
It surpasses the pain I felt.

"When I Gave Birth To You."
~ ~ ~
By Lady Mak.

In Loving Memory Of My Daughter.
Died Age 26, "Forever Young."


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  • uglyfetus
    July 29

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    Wow this is truly an unforgettable poem. This poem is great on so many levels. It touched me because my mom passed away from a brain tumor when i was younger. So i know how it feels. Anyways thanks for letting me view this amazing poem.

  • ah death - it is never easy. we live and have our children and hope that they out live us but sometimes sadly they do not and it pains us, so much so we cry and create like you have here with poetry, so something good has arrived from that pain - the communication you share with us all here, how you feel, that is to be smiled at. i am sorry for your loss

    • Lady Mak
      July 30
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      Thank you for your kind comment and condolances. I have just realised that I am participating in your thread, in the poetry discussion forum, a very interesting topic. Thank you for your kind thoughts.

  • Akborn08
    July 24
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    This poem is simply amazing. You are very talented, and I offer my condolences to you.

  • We still have the resurrection hope. I know in the new system I will see all my dead loved ones again. I know what it is like to still miss them. I lost one grandmother to ovarian cancer in 1994. I lost my Great Aunt to breast cancer in 2002. I lost my other grandmother to pulmonary fibrosis in 2003. Then I lost my favorite uncle to a massive heart attack in 2004. I still miss all of them to this day. But the resurrection hope is what keeps me strong. I enjoyed the read!
    • Lady Mak
      July 30
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      I am so sorry to hear of your sad losses,
      we are truely blessed for the wonderful hope our God Jehovah has set before us, I do not know what we would do without him.
  • it's true - even though we have the resurrection hope and know our loved ones are just asleep, it still hurts beyond words! there's always that hole inside of us that will only be filled when we see our loved one again in the new world. thank jehovah, we have him to help us endure!

    • Lady Mak
      July 30
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      Thank you for your true words of encouragement. How blessed we are to have Jehovah as our God.
  • A poem of mine that you might like.
    http://allpoetry.com/poem/4213003
  • This is so beautiful and full of your heart retching emotion ~ I am so sorry for your loss keep penning dear one

    • Lady Mak
      May 9
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      Thankyou dear Mystical Rayne

      Thank you for sharing my hurt and thank you for your kind words and thoughts and encouragent I will keep them in my heart.

  • stavykm gold member
    May 8
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    Oh Wow

    Oh I could so relate to this poem as you already know. You did a excellent job in expressing your feelings on the loss of your daughter. Way to young and you for always have a hole in your heart for your baby!!! I'm so sorry for your loss Lady Mak.
    Much Love
    Always
    Kelle Marie
    stavykm
    • Lady Mak
      May 9
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      Hiya Dearest Kelle Marie,

      Thank you for your heartfelt comment I know we share the bond of both losing our First born children in death. God knows that pain too, Gods Firstborn Son Jesus died too.

      We both beleive that Jesus was ressurrected, and one day both you a I will both have our First borns back too and the hole in both of our hearts will be mended.

      I wrote a dedication poem for you and Mathew, have you read it. It's called: I Ask God The Reason Why - In Loving Memory Collection. As I think of you and your First born son Matthew too. That's something we both can relate to each others heart wrenching pain and loss. Speak to you soon dear Kelle Marie.

      Hugggggs and kind thoughts,
      your friend,
      Caroline (Lady Mak)

  • Noah20Tymatal
    April 15

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    You have found your way into my heart
    there you will always be
    twilight will shine your loving star
    straight back to me.
    Noah

    • Lady Mak
      May 9
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      Thank you dear NoahTymatal

      Thank you for your lovely poem and poetic thoughts it's true what you wrote when we give out love it will return to us.

      Thank you for taking the time to care.
  • Keith Drew gold member
    April 12

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    Mother Hear Me!

    I walk the earth to touch you,
    I see the tears you cry,
    My wings they stroke your face so soft,
    But you cannot see me!
    Why?

    The lake you look each morning,
    And speak to me in prayer,
    You look for my reflection,
    In the lake,
    But I’m not there.

    I await you dearest mother,
    In this place I wear a crown,
    Where all the children sing and play,
    All those of us who drowned.

    I will pray for you each day that dawns,
    And scatter petals there,
    As I watch you live here so alone,
    So wretched, in despair.

    Your love for me to never die,
    And ever mine is true,
    I await upon the stairway,
    Mother hear me!
    I love you.

    So sorry to hear of your loss.

    Keith.
    • Lady Mak
      May 9
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      Thank you Keith for your lovely poem

      Thank you for stopping by and leaving me such a lovely poem. It was beautifully written and I appreciate all your kind words and thoughts.

      Thank you so very much.
      Caroline (Lady Mak)

  • LittleMoon silver member
    December 27, 2007

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    To lose a child is the wrong way round in life and I have never gone through this kind of pain. I can try to understand but only other mothers who have endured this hurt can understand. How you can hang on to your faith as well is beyond my understanding too but I do so envy those who do have a faith so strong that you can lean on it for help, no matter what you have to suffer. I don't think I would be able to do that. I don't feel I have the right to comment on this as a poem as it is beyond me, it screams of a pain of which I am too ignorant. I leave that to other women who do know and who do understand. To say I am sorry is just not enough.

    • Lady Mak
      May 9
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      Thank you LittleMoon .

      Thank you Little Moon for your warm and sincere comment. It does me good to know that you cared enogough to take the time to leave such a kind and loving comment. T

      Thank you, very, very much.
      Caroline (Lady Mak)

  • tightrope
    December 8, 2007

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    I am speechless. From a poetry standpoint, I feel this is a work of Art. From a personal standpoint, rising from the darkest depths that a parent can experience, this is touching my soul. Your love will never lose it's glow.

    God Bless.

    • Lady Mak
      December 8, 2007
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      Thank you for your kind thoughts and understanding

      So warm and encouraging thank you, dearest tightrope not so much a work of art as a broken heart. I know you know what I mean, how our pens flow through grief, (sigh) alas what can one do but pray and write.

      I am thankful for both and also the friends that share our grief through our writes they help to console our grieving hearts and someday God will repair our broken hearts beyond all expectation.

      Glory be to God the Father of all tender mercies who is near to us all in our hour of need.

      Thank you and kind thoughts, and your consoling words do help.

      Kind thoughts and wishes,
      Caroline (Lady Mak)

  • stavykm gold member
    November 25, 2007

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    I'm so very sorry for your loss

    Oh Lady Mak I so do love you! I respect you with all my heart! I am so sorry for the loss of your precious daughter Forever young at age 26. Just not fair and forever a loss. You have helped me so very much because of your loss before my loss of my son Matthew!
    How do I say thank you? How do I say, I thank God you know him, and that you help me with my relationship with God as I grieve horribly. Just 2 and half months today or I should say 10 weeks as of 9:00am when I found him home alone. He loved the Lord and struggled with the disease of addiction. My son was 3 months sober and walking strongly with the Lord and in just one day he used and he died that night at age 24. I am so devistated and I miss him so bad. I too sometimes just feel like I'm going to die from the pain I feel, emotionally!! Excellent write for you daughter and for me to read. The title In Loving Memory Collection-Reminiscing! The first line What is death but a silent sleep and then the last line When I gave birth to you!! There is nothing more powerful other than God in loving the children we give birth too! Blessings to you today and always my dear friend. Kelle Marie, stavykm

    • Lady Mak
      November 26, 2007
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      Thank you for such kind and loving words

      Thank you for such kind and loving words, I do love and care about you also. We have not ever met each other and yet we seem to have developed an immediate bonding.

      I wrote a book of poetry when my daughter died called In Loving Memory, it was a way of trying to get rid of my grief by constant prayer and thrashing it out of my heart onto paper. I used to wonder why I hurt so much, as I thought something must have been wrong with my faith, as I do really beleive that I will have her back some day at Gods appointed time in perfect health and I will be able to hug her and kiss her again.

      So I questioned why if I really had faith, why was I hurting so much, I asked a fellow Christian why I hurt so much when I knew I was going to have her back again some day. He related to me the scriptures about Jesus and Lazarus, how Jesus wept when Lazarus died and yet he knew he was going to ressurect him back to life again.

      Showing what he will do in the future, on a worldwide scale. The person I spoke to said death was like an amputation, thats why it hurts so much, a part of us is missing, we know we are going to get that part back but we want it now.

      I have just written a poem dedicated to you and Matthew, I felt inspired to write it for you and Mathew. It is in my "In Loving Memory Collection." hope it touches your heart.

      Kind thoughts,
      thinking of you,
      Caroline (Lady Mak)

  • Puppydog gold member
    October 23, 2007

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    ONE NEVER FORGETS

    We do not forget our loss and it is their sweet memory that helps us to stand strong through each day and night.

    • Lady Mak
      November 26, 2007
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      thank you for your kind encouragement

      Hallo dear Pure heart, thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement, it's true what you say our beautiful memories locked fast in our hearts do help us immensley.

      But I draw true encouragemnt from Gods word the Bible and the scrptures at Revelation 21: verses 4,5. It reads And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.

      And the One seated on the throne said: "Look! I am making all things new" Also he says "Write because these words are faithful and true."

      So we do have the hope from God that we will have our loved ones back in perfect health because God cannot lie and his word assures us "Look I am making all things new."

      God does have the power to accomplish his purpose and his purpose is to do away with death and all causes of suffering. I beleive this dear Pure heart how do you feel about this, do you think it is possible? Would you like it to be true?
      • Puppydog gold member
        November 27, 2007
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        HELLO LADYMAK

        I would very much like this to be true one day I try to be optimistic but I believe that the world will never let this come to be, there are just to many people in the world and for the most part they can never come together on anything. There is always hope though
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