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A Valentine For You

Story ID:1695
Written by:K. L. Farnum
Story type:Poem
Writers Conference:$500 2007 Family Memories Writing Project
Location:Dry Ridge U. S. A.
Year:2001
Person:My Friend
A very dear friend came to me several years ago and asked me to write something for her husband. She wanted to put it in a frame at his grave site for the holiday. I had decided to not place this poem here on OurEcho for fear it would upset a lot of people due to its content. I hope that does not happen. For it was written to a friend out of love for them both.




A Valentine For You


Although you’ve gone away,
In my heart you’ll always stay,
The little things that I now do,
Remind me every day of you.
Now all I have are memories,
Of things we used to do,
Those sweet precious memories of you.

So on this special day I send my love,
On wings of Angels up above,
May they softly kiss your furrowed brow?
And let you know, “I love you even now”.

I know I shouldn’t live in the past,
But I was so sure,
That our life together would last,
I know it’s only been a year,
Since you went away,
And in my heart, I know you’ll stay,
I love you more, Each and every day.

So on this special day I send my love,
On wings of Angels up above,
May they softly kiss your furrowed brow?
And let you know, “I love you even now”.



@ K.L. Farnum




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