My Dear Wife With Dementia
My Dear Wife With Dementia
I know that your eyes witnessed the stunning rainbow,
Although, those stares were a vacant gaze,
I know that your ears listened to twitters of the birds,
Although, your response was a blank retort,
I know that you got a whiff of the white jasmines next to you,
Although, I did not see you snuffle,
I know that your hands sturdily held the branch of the tree,
Although, they swayed and quivered
I know that your feet trod firmly on the stony path,
Although, they trembled and wobb
led
I know that your taste buds satiated on the sweet muffins,
Although, you took the time to chew and swallow,
I know that you narrated all this to me,
Although your voice was a blatant silence,
You may be clumsy and messy,
Couldn’t care less on your dwindling memory,
Today I want to confess a truth untold,
Something that I unheeded in the days bygone,
You had been my forte and will continue to be,
I love you my honeybunch, you are all I see.