Now That You're Gone Poem by michael Smajda
Now That You're Gone
When I dwell on sacrifices you've made
For me and our children throughout the years,
So many having gone unrewarded,
I start to sob and I shed guilty tears.
You gave us all unconditional love
From, first, marriage vow to family's start,
I'm sorry I failed to love you enough.
Now, that you are gone, I thank you, sweetheart.
Saturday, November 2, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: love and life
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