![]() Still Remember YouA Poem by A Soap Mess Stories![]() (Photo: Eagle Island State Park in Eagle, Idaho where the accident occurred.) As July 28, 2023 looms closer Now 40 years later, I can still remember The day we set out as a family To share a day at the lake Little did we know The tragedy that would befall It was the last time we’d spend time together I watched you swim out to the middle of the lake I thought you would be okay Then came word that someone went under Never thought it was you Until I watched rescuers pull you from the murky water After reviving you and transporting you to the hospital The devastating word That you would not likely make it As we sat vigil around your bedside Your breathing labored, watching you on a breathing machine Then the news of your passing I have carried you in my heart these 40 heartbreaking years As life moved on without you But always in our hearts Fondly remembering you Dear brother (Photo: My brother, Jason D. McKay at 14 years of age, before his untimely death on July 28, 1983) © 2023 A Soap Mess Stories |
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Added on May 15, 2023 Last Updated on May 15, 2023 Author![]() A Soap Mess StoriesBoise, IDAboutI am a 58-year-old woman who dabbles in fiction writing as well as true crime stories. I mostly write in the romance genre but have some stories in supernatural/paranormal/mystery/thriller genres. more..Writing
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