Sometimes a spirit won't let go, in spite of all the pain. It wants another sunrise, to feel, again, the rain.
But when at last, its time to go with goodbyes said at last return them to their mother's womb at peace with their own past.
For so short is a lifetime's span, from first word to last amen We borrow breath to live as man- expiring, pay it back again.
This poem is dedicated to my poet friend Joanne Mcgrath. the poem is about her Mom. Certain elements in the poem were suggested by fellow poets David Paulley and David Harris