McNAUGHTON Mary 3rd Away from home Mummy I thought I knew a broken heart but that was so untrue, the day God called you back to him my heart stopped beating too. To all I show my strength no sorrow do I share, to hide this lonely veil of grief it's all too hard to bare. No one knows the sorrow, no thoughts nor feelings too, how your coat that lays upon my bead with your aroma still there too. Soaked in tears from yes- terday and tomorrows with more to come, your purse upon the mantle place, your crumpled money too. I often see you in the street my heart begins to race, I can't be- lieve it's you mummy then you turn and its not your face. All I have are memories and a photo in a frame but we will meet again my love, my mummy, my best friend. Look over your grandchil- dren they have prospered in every way, you here so proud and still are now just watching from the clouds. Wrap your arms around them to get them through each day, for I hear them weep when they think I'm asleep for their nanny no longer there. Your forever heart- broken daughter Christy- anne, son-in-law Peter, grandchildren Tony, Darragh and Claudia. St Joseph pray for her.
