The Promise, a poem by Quenntis Ashby at Spillwords.com
Lucas Lenzi

The Promise

The Promise

written by: Quenntis Ashby

@Quenntis

 

My deceased father’s hands
are my hands now.
His wedding ring fits

me perfectly: I say, “I do
miss you Dad—every day
I’m still holding on to you.”

His wedding ring is still
warm, his memories still
fresh as a promise kept.

 

NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:

My heartfelt condolences to anyone who has experienced the sudden loss of a parent after a short illness. I am able to hold onto those precious memories of my dad through my writing. I hope this poem brings a sense of comfort to you as it has to me.

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