Pictures, snapshots in my head of your first day at home
Resting in your bassinet I can recall the view like yesterday
Of dolls and soccer and graduations and a wedding
Your pretty purple pajamas – Daddy’s perfect little lady
Perfect lasted just 2 short weeks and then it started with a scare
Daddy could not find God in it all, just fear and despair
Tubes and beeps and needles and a cold room
You began to give us a new view of the world – Patience Daddy
A reprieve and then more seizures and hospital beds
Doctors have no answer for you and it is frustrating
Swings and smiles and strange food and walks hand in hand
Expectations have become simple prayers for a miracle – Daddy loves you
Pictures, nightmares of that first moment of the rest of my life
Heart pounding fast and then a resigned ache of sadness
Screaming and sirens and tears and people everywhere
You are healed and God will be found in the details – Daddy misses you
9 comments:
That's beautiful and haunting and cathartic and gripping.
We miss her too.
Welcome to the healing aspect of blogdom. I'm sure blogging will help you sort out many emotions, feelings, frustrations, and eventually happiness.
BTW - you have the eyes of a Sith Lord in the picture up top
Very scary.
Yeah those eyes are pretty sick looking. I am not a photo guy.
Oh, Mark. Again my heart breaks for your loss and for ours so long ago and yet still so fresh, so close.
You DO have much to say, and we DO want to hear it all. this is a great way to safely say what's on your mind...and there's always the delete key.
About that photo, though. I bet Christina could hook you up.
Much too sadly beautiful.
Wow...I'm trying not to cry while I'm at work. Keep the blogs coming...it's good for the soul.
I am so sorry to hear about your loss! My heart goes out to you and Adrianne. You are in my prayers and hope that "Sunshine" brings you joy and laugther throughout the years to come!:-) Tell Adrianne I said hi!
Much love,
Lauren
Been waiting 3 days hoping something profound would come to say, but there is nothing I can say that hasn't already been said 100 times. I will however put this blog on my list to read in hopes that someday you will address BASS, preferably "largemouth" from a Doctor's viewpoint, (i.e., expanding mandible or just loose hinges). Love to you and Adrianne. JW
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