A Mother’s Love

In the tender grasp of twilight's embrace, tragedy befalls a mother's heart, a lamentation

that pierces the very fabric of her soul. Waylon, her first-born, a troubadour of the heart, a minstrel of melodies, succumbs to the cruel grip of death at the tender age of 39. His songs, like whispers of a thousand stars, now silenced, leaving behind an echo of

poignant verses and melodies unsung.

Oh, Tamra, the keeper of his dreams, she who nurtured his first tentative notes, now finds herself adrift in a sea of sorrow. She weeps for the son who was once her joy and her laughter, a radiant sunbeam in the morning of her life. He was the son who danced on the cusp of dreams and wove tales of love and longing into the tapestry of her heart.

In the tapestry of memory, their moments together are a symphony of love and warmth. She recalls his laughter, a cascade of joy that harmonized with the sweetest of melodies. His eyes, twin galaxies of wonder and curiosity, now shrouded in the darkness of that cruel disease. The mother's embrace, once a sanctuary from all troubles, now bereft of its

dearest inhabitant.

Tamra's tears, like the gentle rain of April, fall silently and without respite, as if the skies themselves share her grief. She mourns not only the loss of a son but the extinguishing of a brilliant star that once illuminated the world with his lyrical light.

His music, a testament to the human spirit's resilience, now lingers in the corners of memory, a sonorous serenade from the beyond. As the world spins on, Tamra carries her heart, heavy with sorrow, and the legacy of

Waylon's music. She knows that even in his absence, his songs shall live on, like

whispered secrets carried on the winds, touching the hearts of those who listen.