Elderly Care Struggles Poem by James McLain

James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By

Elderly Care Struggles

In sorrows cast by time's embrace,
An aged soul now wears a troubled face.
Eighty-seven years of stories untold,
Yet now, frustration's grip takes hold.

A promise made to nurture and to care,
But words once clear now slip through despair.
In her eyes, confusion paints its art,
A puzzle piece, once whole, torn apart.

A violence born from silence and pain,
A symphony disrupted, a dissonant strain.
I yearn to mend the fragments that break,
Yet helpless, I watch her mind depart.

The passage of years, a life of guilt,
Leaves echoes of memories, she can't tell apart.
With love, I stand by her, a steadfast guide,
Though words falter, emotions won't hide.

In the twilight of days, we journey on,
A promise kept, even when hope seems gone.
To bring solace to a heart that's now worn out.
A vow to endure, till a new morn is born.

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James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By
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