This Lost Letter In Time

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crumble So, it is my turn as a woman to learn how to stumble And send a rumble of laughter as I learn along the way I finally had my first monumental moment…my very first payday He would be so proud to see all that I can do</p><p id="ae1d">But nothing compares to those moments I last shared with you Sitting in the diner A snapshot in my mind You have and always will be, one of a kind I simply can’t wait until you come back So, I can finally forever call you mine</p><p id="9695">Sincerely yours, This letter lost in time</p><figure id="836d"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*q05Oo7c2YlELa-qEmoGt9g.jpeg"><figcaption>Kasandra Faith Photography</figcaption></figure><h1 id="da28">Thanks again for stopping by! As always, be kind to yourself and others!</h1><p id="d02f">If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me. You can find more of my work at<a href="https://linktr.ee/kassymenke"> this link</a>.</p><p id="2d09">If you are interested in joining Medium as a member, consider using my link down below. This will

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A story told through poetry

Kasandra Faith Photography

I found an old photo of my grandparents today I flipped it over to see it say “1943 at the diner on Avenue B” This was the day my grandparents vowed their love Before they shared in a final hug Before his deployment overseas At just the young age of 23 They knew that life for them was meant to be… Spending it together through eternity

But a war was raging And the long nights were cold Miles apart and every letter felt like finding gold After digging for hours, her sweet writings left him breathless But he couldn’t become reckless by the longing for her touch A bullet flew by and he remembered why he missed her so much

“It would all be worth it,” she would say He is doing his civil duty And I will continue to pray I will not just lay down and crumble So, it is my turn as a woman to learn how to stumble And send a rumble of laughter as I learn along the way I finally had my first monumental moment…my very first payday He would be so proud to see all that I can do

But nothing compares to those moments I last shared with you Sitting in the diner A snapshot in my mind You have and always will be, one of a kind I simply can’t wait until you come back So, I can finally forever call you mine

Sincerely yours, This letter lost in time

Kasandra Faith Photography

Thanks again for stopping by! As always, be kind to yourself and others!

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me. You can find more of my work at this link.

If you are interested in joining Medium as a member, consider using my link down below. This will allow you to view and read as many articles as you would like and it helps me a whole bunch!

[This is an original poem by myself, Kassy Menke. All the images shared are all original works of myself, Kasandra Faith Photography/Kassy Menke unless otherwise stated. Please do not share, copy or use without reaching out to me first and gaining permission to do so. Thanks so much!]