This is a poem about Carers.
I wrote this when I visited some one in hospita suffering from Dementia.
Hope you like it…..
Dementia – poem.
I see a woman I once loved,
Her eyes still blue, they now see through you,
Hello my love how are you today,
Is met with that same blank stare, Hello, who’s there.
I try to see the girl I knew,
that took my heart away from me
I know you are in there somewhere,
just waiting, but for now that stare.
There are times when there is a glimmer of hope,
that giggle and smile, that little hope.
But in a flash she has gone away,
that blank look with nothing to say.
I won’t give up on you, you know,
In those wedding vows, I’m here to stay.
David Simpson. 15/09/2026.
Never give up on people you love, one day that could be you.
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Comments
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Lovely poem @onebigvoice, thank you for sharing😊
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i dont like poetry but that was good and heartfelt
dementia is awful for everyone
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