They would have been –
Doctors, barbers
Airline pilots and plumbers.
Filmakers, chefs, fireman and dancers.
They should have become-
Mothers
Fathers
Grandparents
BFF’s and frenemies.
They should have –
Seen the end of this millenium.
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Felt the elation of a first kiss.
Tasted the salty tears of success.
Heard the music of a father/daughter dance.
Inhaled the sweetness of a carnation pinned to a wrist.
They should have.
But what they have done
Is touched our hearts
Forever.
Very touching, Janie, and very true. So very sad…
Beautiful and sad. Thank you, Janie.
Hi Lisa – Thanks. I couldn’t wait to get home that afternoon and hug my grandchildren. I’m sure you felt the same way.
Lovely and hauntingly true. ♥
Beautiful, Janie. Thanks for this.
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Very nice Janie !
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Expresses so much so beautifully. Thank you for sharing it with us…
Dear Janie, Beautiful words. Thought about all the grandkids: yours, Arlie’s, Danny’s- the world’s!
Thanks. xxxooo Ilene
Ilene – I will for sure.
Very lovely, Janie. This was very sweet of you to write this for them.
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Beautifully put. Thanks for finding the right words to summarize what is in all our broken hearts.
Sam – It was something that just flowed out of me and I felt compelled to share it with the world.
Beautiful, Janie…simply beautiful.
Kathy- Thanks. I hope someday this world is free of such horrible events.
Beautiful, Janie…just beautiful!
Charlene- Thanks so much. My heart is breaking.
I thought I was all cried out… until I read this. Wow!
Jackie – It keeps hitting me at odd times of the day. It think it’s going to take a while to get over.
I thought I was all cried out… until I read this. Wow!
Heartbreaking.
Gorgeous. So poignant and painful. Sharing…
A terrible tragedy that will forever be a painful memory. Thank you for this post Janie, it rings true.