The Big Little Man
I sit back, and take a deep breath, and let
it out softly. Then I
close my eyes to once again see your beautiful face.
Oh how I miss your
face Oh to just touch it again. I would love to hold
you and tell you how
much I miss you my son. That a day doesn't go by
without me wanting to give
you a hug and kiss. I miss your kiss's and great
laugh and most of all your
beautiful smile that invited me to share a part of
your soul.
You are my forever love. It is you who
taught me the meaning of
life. I will forever be in your debt. It was your
dying that brought me to
self realization. It was your death, that started me
on this journey down a
path of enlightenment. A path that was and still is
very painful. This path
that was paved with human tears and sorrow. This
path that was forged
through some of the darkest moments a soul can ever
imagine possible. It
was you my son, with the help of God who gave me the
courage to go on each
day. It was in your courage and strength, that I
found mine. It was in the
way you lived your life, that I found my way back to
mine. How could I not
go on living when you lived your life to the
fullest, even when you were
dying at the time.
You showed all those around you what the
true gift of life was.
You showed all those around you how very important
it was to appreciated
every minute we have, because we never know when our lives could come to an
end. You showed us all what it like to look death in
the eye, and not only
look it in the eye, but do it with grace and
humility. My son, there are
no words that can express your mothers pain and
sorrow over losing not only
my sweet little boy, but my best friend and forever
after ending I once
imagined for you. I not only lost my sweet little
boy, I also lost my
future hopes, wishes and dreams of a life time
filled with you. I lost a
life time of memories waiting to be made. I lost the
handsome man that
would someday walk down the isle with his beautiful
bride in hand. I lost
the beautiful grand children that would remind me of
you when you were a
little boy.
What I will have and keep forever is the
memory of a brave little
boy who on many occasions was every bit of a man you
was in the body of my little boy. He was the man
many would have wanted to
be if they were in your shoes. The truth is they
couldn't fit the shoes,
and not because they were too small but because they
were too big. So you
see my little man, what you left us when you died
was a lot to think about.
You left us to think about the way we live our lives
and what we do with
the life we have. You left us to figure out what is
important and what is
not. You left us to think about the purpose of your
coming. It is up to us
to search our souls for the answer if any. You were
the source and reason
for their journey and mine too. I will always think
of you as my little boy, but in reality you are the biggest man I ever
knew and I am blessed to
have been your mother. Until we meet again.
Love Mommy
© Elizabeth Weyhknecht 1/00
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