Synthia

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"Oh my sweet, sweet, Synthia. My pride and my joy,

It is too soon to leave my side. Can't you just stay with me more?

Without you the sunshine dims and the clouds roll in

The flowers wither and die, and I can't live my own life

You are my hope and my pain, You are the rose 

Which hath been forever been planted in my brain"


Her raspy breath was slowly coming to an end

 My heart rate quickened as I watched her helplessly fade away


"Oh God, how can thee watch as thine child leaves me!

Hath I done enough to please you? I gave you mine life

Mine hard work and my time. I raised thine servants!"

I cried out to the deaf lord of this world


I threw my bible and suit, her dresses and shoes

But the God who hath taken my wife, the love of my life

Stayed up in the heavens, tormented I might bash his head in


Her sweet soft voice, her sweet majestic looks

All of which this deaf god took

Her loving laugh, her cheery smile

All of which I had forgotten to hold onto more

Now she lays there, silent and gone

Her warmth fading away


"My sweet, sweet, Synthia

My passion and my sorrow

Let my memories of you

Live from today until tomorrow"


Sweet memories of sweet, sweet, Synthia

Slowly fading into my endless mind

Soon she is forgotten,

But my memories live,

Living on within my heart.

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