This is part of Sue Vincent’s #writephoto. Yearning.
For visually challenged writers, the image shows a channel of water flowing out to sea, with the sun reflecting on the water

Is it dusk or is it dawn .
He no longer knows
Yet he see the shine on the water as out to sea it flows.
Lost to to us, he is so forlorn.
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Waking she wonders what will today be like
She yearns to talk to him and see recognition in his eyes
He is just like a dizzy child, who her patience tries
Impossible to cope all conversation trite.
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We are strangers he no longer knows us.
Though he has watched me grow for more than sixty years.
He is a prisoner now of lost hopes and fears.
We yearn to have him back.
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Alzheimer’s is a cruel thief
We yearn for a return of memory
Like sunlight on the sea
From it clutches there’s no relief.
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We visited my sister and brother in law today. It was a 12 hour day, full of laughter because if you don’t laugh it would be too sad. My sister robbed of her loving husband and best friend for over 60 years. Alzheimer’s is a curse it affects not only the suffer but everyone they love.
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