A BRIGHT LIGHT SHINES

I can hear my wife crying
My children crying too
The machine
Is breathing for me
And I don`t know what to do
-*-
I try to say
Look, I’m alright
But not a sound comes out
I’m trying to move my body
And inside
I start to shout
-*-
Then silence
as they leave the room
I lay there all alone
I’m praying that
it’s just a dream
I`ll wake up
and be home
-*-
A long time passes
A day or more
Or that’s how it appears
I hear footsteps
In the room, again
As I realize my fears
-*-
They play My favorite music
And say, how much they care
They tell me, that they miss me
And that they know, that I’m still there
-*-
Doctor, can he hear us
are we just, grasping at straws
The doctor says, I’ll do some tests
And then, I’ll tell you more
-*-
My wife comes back into the room
She holds my hand and sobs
The kids are crying now as well
As the nurses do their jobs
-*-
Please take as long as needed
To say your last goodbye’s
Panicking franticly
I, try opening my eyes
-*-
I’m shouting, I’m still here
As the breathing tubes took out
And Then, the room goes silent
As my heart begins to pound
-*-
Then suddenly calmness
Like a blanket covers me
I feel I’m getting weaker
But, it doesn’t frighten me
-*-
A bright light shines
Upon my face
And suddenly, I see
not the room, that I was in
but a flower, covered field
-*-
And there running towards me
Smiling, filled with glee
Are all my long-passed relatives
Who were waiting there for me
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Comments
Hello Tom...
Welcome to Cosmo!Â
This reminds me of when my Brother was in a coma...
They were waiting for his heart to stop beating...
Fluids were going through the IV but, the rest of his organs had shut down one at a time...
I said a prayer silently so my Dad couldn't hear me...
That morning I was told they're drowning his heart...
I prayed for loving arms to bring him with them...
Great write!Â
Thank you for sharing...
Hugs...
sparrowsongÂ
Thank you
my mum passed a few years ago
and i had was the one who had to say
turn off the machine, i never stopped thinking
did she know, so i wrote this to help me deal with it really
thanks agian
Tom
xx
Hello Tom...
You knew your Mum better than most...
People that are on life support and it's a difficult decision...
I always told my family if anything like that happens to me and there is severe brain damage I wouldn't want to live like that...
I wouldn't want them to see me like that...
If our parents never speak of their wishes we sometimes have to ask would they want to live that way?
Would we?
I am very sorry for your loss and being put in that position...
Hugs...
sparrowsongÂ