To Charles Poem by Eleanor Stronach

To Charles



Though lonely and silent this world now to me,
One day I will join you wherever you be.
I sit in the gloaming and picture you there,
Smiling at me, from your own favourite chair.
Life was so full, our comradeship true,
And when life brought sorrows,
I shared them with you.
The love and the friendship,
The laughter the tears,
These formed our life's pattern over the years
And I know you will whisper
As I draw my last breath
Our true love can never be severed -- by death.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Charles M Moore 22 May 2006

Deep and warm, word perfect.

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Eleanor Stronach

Eleanor Stronach

Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
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