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Her Love

When I think about the love that she has given me, it makes me think of how one could love so deeply, how could one have a love so pure. I love this women for just who she was, she has left me gifts that I cherish, she has been my inspiration, my best friend, my mother. When she called daughter, I listened with my ears, but her words went depper than the ears could hear. Now that your gone, I can truly hear those words, those scriptures that wer given that my heart has hidden within. The signs you gave I can now see, thank God I am no longer blinded to what you always could see. I miss you so much, but I know the only way for me to see you again is to live my life according to God's will. I thank God for allowing me to know someone as great as you, to be in your presence was not by chance but predistined to what soon lies ahead. I can't stop thinking about all that we been through and how I met you. I can't stop remembering how much I love you. I cry not because your not with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, I cry because I miss you here on earth. I feel like a piece of me is gone, I feel like no one will ever understand the depth of our relationship or our love, I love you so very much. I wish that I could have been there with you to see you go home to glory. I am hurt but I know that God has my back in everything I do. I promise you I will always put God first in all that I do. I pray that when your watching over us, you will smile and continue to pray for us. Your love is very much undescribable, but when I think again it's nothing but that Agape love! The same love that Jesus has for me. I love you Willie, and I going to press on Mommy until God calls me home.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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