Looking into those eyes,
Now that you're gone.
I wish I could of given you everything...
I can still remember the day,
I walked down that isle to you.
Standing there infront of me,
Ready to start new.
That day passed so quickly,
And so did the years and the months.
And that is when it happened,
The day that changed us both.
I know you wanted a child,
And I couldn't give it to you.
I remember your sobs and anger,
And I would of given the world to you.
So standing here today,
Beside your casket, dear.
I am so sorry I couldn't give you a child,
That we would of loved still.
I am sorry I was a dissapointment,
And a wife that wasn't perfect.
I am sorry I let you down,
Now that you aren't here.
Now that you're gone.
I wish I could of given you everything...
I can still remember the day,
I walked down that isle to you.
Standing there infront of me,
Ready to start new.
That day passed so quickly,
And so did the years and the months.
And that is when it happened,
The day that changed us both.
I know you wanted a child,
And I couldn't give it to you.
I remember your sobs and anger,
And I would of given the world to you.
So standing here today,
Beside your casket, dear.
I am so sorry I couldn't give you a child,
That we would of loved still.
I am sorry I was a dissapointment,
And a wife that wasn't perfect.
I am sorry I let you down,
Now that you aren't here.
Author notes
I can only imagine what it would be like for a woman not to be able to give her husband a child, and the pain after he died would be immence! This is written in the perspective of that woman, as I am too young to be married or even think of children.
Written May 16th, 2004
A contest entry
- ~the apology~ by Chrissy Lee.
300 points, ended May 17, 2004, 13 entries
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wow that was a reallym oving and wonderful poem.... i can tell it was really personal for you.... beautiful and sad....
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There are a lot of people in this situation, adoption is always
an option as there are thousand of kids who could use a good home...
Hugs...Eddy -
Wow this poem is powerful. sometimes you read a pome and it just touches your heart in a way that makes you want to cry, well this is a good example of that! The poem is so filled with emotion it is unbelieveable you didnt experience this first hand! I am very blown away by this piece and good luck with the contest!
XoXo
Chris -
Good dealing with the subject, but there were a few grammar/spelling errors.
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This is really sad, and i'll agree with Chrissy you should consider adopting, there are so many children in the world just searching for a good family...thanks for sharing and keep it up
good luck
and
take care
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This was a nice poem. There were some spelling and grammer errors.
I am sorry that you couldn't give your husnand a child. Have you considered adopting? I know that it isn't your own but you could love another child just as you would if it was. I have been blessed with two daughters and I am even planning on adopting another child. Give a child that doesn't have anything to live for something to look foward to.
Thanks for entering my contest!
Chrissy
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Another amazing piece Tiffany, and I like how you're able to put yourself in another's shoes, and view from the etes of a stranger...You truly have a gift to be able to do that, and how well you expressed this piece as well...Love the words, and flow....Keep'em coming sweet soul, and good-luck in this contest as well, although I doubt you'll need it!
You got skills!
Timothy The Poetic Weaver~
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