by ddavidd
"I wouldn't want |
by Brenda
Frank, thank you so much. You never realize how much that wasn't said until another is gone- |
by Mark
Touching words Brenda in a piece of lost love and unspoken words. Well written :-) |
by Brenda
Mark, thank you so much. I think we all have someone we wish we had more time with- |
I’m sorry you have to go through this Brenda. Unfortunately we almost always want another chance, or more time. Sometimes we jut have to let people go. |
by Brenda
So very true, but the yearning never leaves us- |
by Paul Hirst
We all wish for a 2nd chance at some point in life |
by Brenda
Thank you Paul, unfortunately I think.many of us can on this site. |
Sad, poignant and heartfelt. Beautiful Brenda :-) x |
by Brenda
Thank you Miss Kitty! |
A deep, longing sense of regret that I have lived with most of my life. Starkly relatable, it ebbs and flows throughout the poem with feelings of hopefulness and hopelessness, ending with reality, as it usually goes. Sometimes, our memory is our worst enemy. My grandfather is on hospice care starting this week, and I feel this as well. Being deployed, it is likely that I'll never be able to see him again. This poem is very relevant to me right now, I wish I had spent more time with him. |
by Brenda
Stephen, thank you so much my friend. Unfortunately it's not fiction and I feel your frustration over your Grandpa. I'm sorry he's in hospice now. Doubly frustrating given you are,deployed at the moment and unable to be at his side. I'm sending prayers for your family. Hugs- |
Brenda - Sad and full of regret, but beautifully penned. I cant help but nominate.. |
by Brenda
Nams, you are so sweet...awww, thank you so much., hugs my friend. |
by Michael
Miss Brenda |
by Brenda
Michael, thank you so much! I think we all would love that chance- |
by Em
Oh Brenda this pulled at my heart strings and reminded me of the song "dance with my father" by Luther vandross. |
by Brenda
Thank you Em. You are right, it is reminiscent of that song. Hugs my friend. |
by Ya----Na
When I read this poem for the first time, I understood this poem in a completely different way. |
by Brenda
That's the best thing about poetry. It can be read so many different ways. It's bittersweet, my step dad died from cancer, He lived for 3 months after his diagnosis. We had the chance to say goodbye to him. It still sucked. We knew he was dying, he knew he was dying so you were trying to get as much of him before that happened. My dad died in an helicopter accident. There wasn't that last chance, he just never came home. Thank you for your kind thoughts. |
A beautiful heart melting piece that will resonate with many. Well done on an excellent piece. Definitely added to my favourites. Milly x |
by Brenda
Awww thank you Milly! You are so sweet! Hugs- |