she held my son
in her lap
when he knew 2 words
& she had forgotten all hers
but they were smiling together
love needs no spoken language
she held my son
in her lap
when he knew 2 words
& she had forgotten all hers
but they were smiling together
love needs no spoken language
short but beautiful and powerful – a grandma’s love shines through with such force as does the love of mum/daughter’s who straddles and links the two generations, a love that speaks even when silent and even when grandma’s memory appears to bre fading. well done!
Thank so Much Noel–you get my thought exactly here 🙂
Wow, lovely!
Thank you so much!
Yes! No spoken language is necessary, but what pain/loss is felt. Keep writing. -Jennifer
Thank you Jen–enjoy your weekend, if I forgot to say it before 🙂
That is so powerful. I love it. Wish I could display feeling like that.
Thanks, Bobby. It was cathartic to write that, and now more is coming…..
Well just let it flow then…I think most people hold back thoughts they really should release or reveal. Better to get it out there…that is what I am learning…
Thanks, Bobby. Flowing away from the computer for a while now 🙂
Sweeeeet~ heart aches can bbear such beautiful gifts even in forgetfulness ~Bbless you 3
Thanks Deb!