the gentle letting go of a dying child |
She planted seeds of happiness along a short journey of life. Warming people, soothing aches, sprinkling sunshine on a winter day. Her laughter; pleasing wind chimes. A lovely hint of heath in henna-gold hair, Courtney’s emerald eyes stole the show. A tragic hole in her heart was taking her home. Our Irish lassie was poised too close to a spiritual realm where angels fly. She deserves a magic place of fantasy. Where flowers are lollipops, trees dangle dolls and chocolate bars, paths are covered in lemon drops. A gingerbread home is full of delights. These are dreams for my child, no more needle sticks, machines, surgery. You are so very special, wee one. Prancing on a soft pink pony, sailing over a rainbow to your cloud. Stuffed animals and friends await no more pain, medicine or tubes. I can not follow you there now, but angels will mother you, rock you to sleep until I come home. By Kathie Stehr May 24, 2020 |