A Daughters Love

My amazing aunt @snook was sweet enough read my poem and create a video for me (check it out here: https://steemit.com/dtube/@snook/nwgy9hq5 ). A Daughters Love was written from the heart. It's for people who can relate to what Alzheimer's does to those we love. Here's the poem written out:

Your eyes stare, a long distance void I long to sever.

That stare though seems it will last forever.

You may not remember the birth, the life you gave to me

But I know, at least for now, you remember me.

I miss you sometimes, even when you're here,

It's hard, you know, sometimes, to keep back the tears.

Your so strong mom, even though our conversations are lacking,

What you show me is so amazing, even though your world is blacking.

You see mom, even though you won't read this,

I know one day nothing you'll miss.

You'll be sitting next to the all knowing,

And he'll be asking you to watch over me as you sit there glowing.

Eventually that day will come,

I prepare myself even though my world will be numb.

I love you beyond all words can say,

For now, I'll try to keep my feelings at bay...