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Caregivers grief


Caregivers grief A holding your hand, stroking your hair letting you know someone is near. you may have to go on your journey alone, Knowing all I can do is offer comfort and peaceful loving energy flow until you get there. Eyes that no longer see this world but see beyond, you smile at the Angels you see that beckoning you on, And as you breath your last see true piece on your face at last. I feel my tears streaming down my face, though I know that you made to your Heavenly enbrace.
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