Mohammad Abdul-karem Yousef
2024 / 12 / 23
To Mom, in Grave: I Miss You
Mohammad A Yousef
Dear Mom,
As I sit here, the weight of your absence feels heavier than ever. The world continues to spin, yet my heart remains frozen in a moment when you were still here. Each day is a reminder of what I ve lost—your laughter, your warmth, and your unwavering support.
I miss our late-night talks. You always knew how to ease my worries with just a few words. Now, who can I turn to? Who will listen without judgment? The silence is deafening.
Life has thrown its challenges at me since you left. There are moments when the pain becomes too much to bear. I want to complain, to cry out about the unfairness of it all. But there’s no one here to hear me. No one who understands like you did.
I remember how you would wipe away my tears and tell me that everything would be okay. Your hugs felt like home—a safe place where nothing could hurt me. Now, I find myself longing for that comfort more than ever.
Some days are harder than others. The memories flood back—your smile, your voice, the way you made even the darkest days seem bright. I wish I could share my struggles with you one more time. To feel your hand on my shoulder as you reminded me that I m not alone.
I often wonder if you can see me now. Do you know how much I need you? How lost I feel without your guidance? Life feels incomplete without our shared moments and conversations.
Mom, I miss you so deeply it aches in every part of my being. It’s a pain that lingers like an old wound that never quite heals. Sometimes it feels unbearable-;- other times, it’s just a dull throb in the background of my life.
I hope wherever you are, you re at peace and surrounded by love. If only I could send this letter into the wind and have it reach you somehow…
Until we meet again, I ll carry your memory with me—a flicker of light in this dark world.
With all my love,
Your Son
Mohammad
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