Her favorite color

by Timothy   Sep 15, 2004


I could not stop her pain,
The doctors could do no more;
She came home to spend her final days in agony,
Her bravery was something that I adored.

Most days my sweetheart could not get out of bed,
She said she didn't want to complain, but the room was so dismal;
Holding her hand, I made her a promise,
I would make COLOR more visible.

Opening the windows to the fresh air, I set to work painting the walls,
She loved leaves, plants and all sorts of foliage green;
She smiled her little smile, weakly at me, when my artwork was complete,
It was as if a lush springtime day could be seen.

A few days later, as I was once again holding her hand,
My beautiful angel slipped permanently away;
That strange little smile was still present as her eyes fluttered closed,
And I prayed that she would forever see that springtime day.

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  • 20 years ago

    by don mohr

    nice poem timothy.

  • 20 years ago

    by Timothy

    Thank you, Fran. I appreciate it.

  • 20 years ago

    by jamie25

    aww! perfectly sad and sweet!