Six years have danced on time's gentle breeze, Since we laid you to rest beneath whispering trees. Reunited, at last, with those you adore, Your husband, your child—a reunion once more. How you managed those years, alone yet so brave, In a world that at times felt empty and grave. Now, without my own boy, the echoes ring clear, Of the void left behind when loved ones aren't near. I kissed you goodbye, felt your spirit take flight, Rejoining Grandfather, a breathtaking sight. Like watching the Titanic, majestic, so grand, A beautiful scene that no heart could withstand. Though we miss you each day, find solace, we must, In the love that remains, in the heavens' trust. Nan, you walk with me beside every stride, In my heart, your spirit forever abides.