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Looking Down From Heaven

by elizabeth-gaye-trondsen

I teach her to paint flowers. I play cards with her. I wheel her outside in her wheelchair. In the warm, sunny air. I show her I care. While my dear mother in Heaven looks down and smiles. I smile too. And then. Shed a tear.
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Mar 24, 2019
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My beloved mother always wanted me to work with the elderly. This poem is for her. I miss you, Mom.

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