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Emmanuel George Cefai

Victoria, Gozo

Emmanuel George Cefai

Victoria, Gozo

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‘Fifty days and more
Have passed
And yet
You have not visited me’

So spoke the Voice beneath
The damp stones of green.

Fell I on that blessed ground
And kissed I that blessed ground
That day.

‘My mother, o my mother’

Emmanuel George Cefai

Sunday, March 2, 2014

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Daniel Brick 24 June 2014

This poem is far too personal and intimate for me to make a comment. I will keep a respectful silence. And send your my sympathies for what they are worth. My twin sister and I lost our mother just over 18 months ago, and the loss still stings. But she was in good health for almost all of her 94+ years, and for that we can only count our blessings.

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