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A walk through time

Forever Memories

By Tressa RosePublished about a year ago • 1 min read

Close your eyes and inhale a deep breath these are your last moments in this life and there are things you don't want to forget Think about the little childhood moments the handful when you were actually carefree think of the wonder in you when seeing a rainbow Your best friend who was like your other half the one who was there through good and bad cherish the laughs, the cries, and every smile Remember the time you felt love at first sight the way your eyes connected and time stilled and the way he held you after your very first fight Then years later he is putting a ring on you all dressed in white and given a forever kiss bubbles blowing with shouts of congratulations Can't forget the never ending night of screams she was a week overdue and staying put even when the doctors induced contractions Hours of feeling the pains and exhaustion anticipation of hearing her first cry of breath then ending up having to have her cut out Lots of tugging and pulling but no more pain they had a white sheet up to block your view the look on your husband's face said it was wise The doctor said he was pulling her out now there was scary silence for several moments then when she finally cried you started too *** These memories replayed by an angel for peace as he smiled and gently grabbed her by the hand she said she was ready and accepted his embrace Her daughter sat next to her in the hospital room wondering what her mother had just seen shedding a tear as her mother's spirit disappeared

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Tressa Rose

On a serious self-discovering, soul-searching journey. Breaking myself out of a stagnant shell and reaching out for my dream of being a writer.

Co-author of Bounce Back- Dreams to Reality: Faith Over Fear

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    Written by Tressa Rose