
The Language of Us
Doris Falidis-Nickolas’ poetry beautifully captures love, loss, and remembrance, offering comfort to those navigating grief.
MUNARI. - Virginia. Per la mia cara moglie Virginia There's a gift in this world That is precious and rare It is the love that only a husband and wife share. For 57 wonderful years you were my love, my life and my best friend, my life goes on without you but nothing is the same. I have to hide the heartache when someone speaks your name. Sad is the heart that loves you, And silent are the tears that fall, Living my life without you, Is the hardest part of all. Ti Amo Mia Cara Moglie, Riposa in Pace - Con Affeto Tuo Marito Angelo. Per la nostra carissima, bella Mamma As a candle burns, With such warmth and bright light, You gave us great joy and delight, Now the candle has burnt out, And the light no longer shines, How can we live without you in this world. But a new light shines in the Heavens above, As you are reunited with the ones you love. You closed your eyes, And broke our hearts God took your hand, And made us part, The tears in our eyes, We can wipe away But our memories of you, Will always stay. Oh mamma sweet and kind Ciao Mamma, la piu' bella del mondo With love always - Your daughters Flora and Elia, your son Bruno, your son- in-law Alessandro and your daughter-in-law Maria. Cara Nonna Virginia, The clock of life is wound but once and no one has the power to say just when the hands will stop. The year, the day, the hour. You touched our lives in so many ways, we always felt your love. Though your loss has left a void in our hearts, our memories of you will never fade away. Ciao bella Nonna and Bisnonna Love always - Your nipoti Rhonda and Tony, and Suzanne, Mark and Talia.
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