found a poem I wanted to share

[Mdanielson4]

One Last Kiss

© Marty Pijanowski

I have fought the feelings

And emotions inside

That fills and empties me,

Like a fast rolling tide

There are moments of pain

Of sorrow and hate

Leaving me to ponder.

Many hours of late

I love you honey.

It’s your presence I miss.

And I terribly long

For that one last kiss

But the greatest pain of all

That hurts me so deep,

Is after giving you my love

I can’t have yours to keep

To have you by my side

Always longing for more,

And have you feel the same,

To mutually adore

You see my love; I have given you my heart

And revealed the depths of my soul

And now I am left feeling hopelessly empty,

Paying this immeasurable toll.

It’s selfish I know

to feel this way

But it’s how I feel,

each and every day

Always hoping and praying

For the next time we meet

For you to allow me, once again

To feel complete

And rest assured

I WILL see you again

For it’s not a question of if

But a question of when.

And when that time comes

I’ll be in total bliss

For no longer will I wait

For that one last kiss.

Source: One Last Kiss, Wife Death Poem http://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/one-last-kiss-2#ixzz29FAjuT00

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[val]

Dear Mike, this is a beautiful poem and so appropriate. How i'd do anything for one last kiss, one last hug. I've really been struggling the last few days again as the weather turns colder and i know all of jerry's beautiful plants outside will die along with him. Thank you for your response to my season's of grief post. God Bless You, Val

[Mdanielson4]

I still feel the need for that one last moment with my love!!! I hope she knows.

[aellenlc]

This is a nice poem. Sometimes I wish we had gone together, but then I look at my kids and see him in them. I give them lots of hugs and kisses, the older one just loves it. I tell them how much I love them everyday now.

[Tab]

How wonderful.

I too asked, begged and pleaded for one more moment.

The last three days she was still coherent was very hard. By then her dehydration along with her lack of strength made her voice all but inaudible. Couple that with my tinnitus and every attempt by her to say something to me was impossible for me to understand and I could not ask it of her to repeat what she said since I saw it took all she had just to utter anything. After that the increase of her morphine basically made her comatose and she didn't say another word.

I would give anything to know all she attempted to tell me during those last days.