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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "(I carry you with me) where I go you go." Quote - E.E. Cummings when mom passed away I was broken, shattered as she was the most important person in my life we shared an incredible bond I lost my best friend, my mom, my anchor and rock and have been floating and drifting since and the clock of time has rolled but as I dreamt of us last night mom came to me as a vision mystical and spiritual weeping, I whispered I have things to tell you mom small and big things mom, firstly you are a great-grandma as God has sent us a baby girl oh, this angel has brought our family so much joy but, I am haunted mom . . . I am so sorry I was not the perfect daughter that our journey was sometimes rocky in my early years I was always running away not realizing the love I sought I had already . . . your door was always open you always kept my room ready (lol) but the years mellowed me and I planted my roots I took care of you as your health failed until your death and some days my irritation showed up I am so sorry . . . but I was alone in your illness and afraid of the end and unsure I am haunted by what I said, what I should have said and what I should have done, can you forgive me, please still, your last words in this life were "I love you" what I gift I was given . . . I should have brought you home to die, I didn't you made me promise to always have a garden as gardening was your lifetime joy and I do mom - a beautiful garden in honor of you I kept your cat mom and she lived into old age and died a peaceful death in my arms I cried for days, it was like losing you all over again she seemed to be my last link to you perhaps, she is with you in heaven's garden, I hope so and magically my mom was holding me in her arms she kissed me and stroked my hair just like she used to once upon a time then, she was gone . . . ______________________ September 20, 2022 Poetry/Free Verse/I Talked To Mom Last Night Copyright Protected, ID 09-1489-329-20 All Rights Reserved, 2022, Constance La France Written for the Standard contest, The Mystical Dream sponsor, Anoucheka Gangabisson, Judged 10/22/2022 First Place
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