While your gone
You left us 6 years ago and its been awhile
since I heard your voice or seen your face
So I am writing you this letter as a way to
update you on what going on since you left this place
I want to know how are you
and how you been taking care
But then I know your in a better place so
save it no need to share
I don’t want you to be upset but since you
left things just aren’t the same
Its hard going day to day without being able
to say your name
Everyday is a struggle without you, trust me
in general life is rough
But Im pretty sure if you were here it would
be so much easier to adjust
Ive been trying to make choices so that
you would be proud of me
Not to sound cliché but why did you have to
go this is challenging
There has been some additions to the family,
I thought you should know
I have a 7 year old boy, I really wish you were
here to see him grow
Your house is still being used for the
holidays, I just want you to be aware
But before you reply don’t worry its in good
hands your kids are taking care
Let me tell you how I miss your cooking and
the soup you used to make
Once again you have good kids but why
didn’t you teach my mom how to bake
I remember I told you I was going to be a
lawyer see that just didn’t work out
I’m making my way into the medical field, I
hope I’m going the right route
But now I have knowledge of the things you
were going through
As a kid young and dumb I did not have a
Clue
So I was not prepared for the day when
you would leave us
It was very hard to believe it hit me like
a big yellow school bus
Theres so many things I need to share, I’m
trying not to rant
I really just want to talk to you, but I just
simply can’t
This letter is filled with just words which can’t express
the way I feel
Just know there is a hole in my life that will
probably never heal
See these are all the things I would share
with you or would like to say
But unfortunately heaven doesn’t have a
mailbox so this letter would have to stay
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