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This whole month of April, I have appreciated the importance of being always in a healthy condition.
It's four in the morning,
And once more the dawning
Wakes up a warning in me.
There is a time in life when we deal with so many ups and downs. But when a love one passes away, it is very devistating to us. We are angry, depressed and very stressful with ourselves.
Cheryl was my first wife. I met and married her right after I was discharged from the Navy. We were both so young, she was 17 I was 21. We were married 7 years and had two sons. Our oldest son died a few years ago from Aids.She died last year , this is a story I wrote a few days after...
It could not simply have been that she knew all her children so well that she could see their futures clearly, because fate would always have intervened, but getting so much of it on the button suggests paranormal abilities we can only guess at
Dedication to someone departed. Death is never easy to cope with at all, though, it makes us each stronger. Another poem on an orphan living a hard life.
My mother was my true and ever-loving friend
If she read this poem she would not laugh,
The sweetest lady that ever lived
From "John O'Groats"
Way down to "Land's End".
I attended the funeral for the son of a friend yesterday. It was a very hard thing for many reasons, chief among them the recent illness of my own son.
Death is never easy and I always seems to come in three but this was something none of us was prepared for at all.
It's 15 years since I lost you, but the memories remain in my heart for ever.
One week before Christmas, another strong typhoon made a final lash of its fury that affected Visayas and Mindanao region. This is something that made me stop for a while and reflect on the meaning of Christmas and also my personal life.
