And I don't want to forget I will never stop remembering I'll keep you with me always Even though my heart's trembling Never losing sight of your smile But left forever wondering Of the man you would become Emotional surrendering
Feelings hidden But thoughts tumble A flowing stream Or white water rapids Murky depths Then crystal clear Caught between An open road And an unknown highway Waves crash in Dispelling footprints The mapped out path Obliterated Hypnotised by Changing scenery Bewildered and Discombobulated Questions unanswered Future uncertain Recurrent nightmares Faltering steps But head held high This is the way To breathe, survive Embracing memories Celebratory and proud
In my thoughts Forever and always Precious Angel son xxxxx
Alive in our hearts Memories still clear We miss you so much My darling, my dear You walk beside us We can feel you near We love you sweetheart And wish you were here
Beloved Angel son xxxxx
A breezy Porthmeor Beach Choppy waves Not so good for surfing today Calmer, and much warmer in the harbour Slipway to the lifeboat house Self drive boats Busy corner
We went out last evening To watch the Red Arrows Such an awesome display They're RAF heroes
For Boris' barbecue Such aerobatic prowess Screaming in, fast and low They really were the loudest
You would have enjoyed The great exhibition Noisy and colourful Those jets on a mission
Thinking of you Beloved Angel son xxxxx
Gathering on the Island, waiting for the showOutstanding An awesome display The Red Arrows A quick snapshotLate evening sun on houses above Porthmeor Porthmeor Beach and long shadowsGuarding the seasTrewyn Gardens this morning A shady walk
The sun is shining The mist has lifted Temperature's rising Sunburn's predicted
Slap on protection And wear a big hat Just keep hydrated Safety's where it's at
Police have been issued With lots of sunscreen Shifts are twelve hours They're friendly and keen
Thinking of you sweetie My darling Angel son xxxxx
Barbara Hepworth sculpture at the MalakoffA gorgeous day Porthminster Beach Sailing dinghies joining the Saturday regattaHMS Tamar with pennants HMS Northumberland above the town Low tideThe Cornish ArmsFabulous viewSt Ives, Cornwall HMS Tamar Our brilliant St Ives PCSO supplying members of the police with sunscreen as they stand along the roadside, on twelve hour shifts, keeping everyone safe. #G7summit2021
Sounding the alarm Shout the protesters A climate crisis Written in big letters
I think you would have Liked the samba drums My darling Angel son xxxxx
Some of the two thousand protesters noisily making their way through the town Waiting for the protesters to make their way to the harbour front An alarm vehicle Warnings