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Adaoma Esther Chizomam Amadi: Lives on after 4 years

 


She was my confidant, my best friend, she was my go to one stop shop for anything at all. She was my mother. I am yet to know a woman so passionate and resilient. An embodiment of beauty and brilliance. She was emphatically an exceptional human being. I was rarely privileged to call her mother. Her death has been my greatest pain and regret. I don't know if the pain will ever go away but I am persuaded that her absence has spurred me on to build my faith in God for I had faith in her faith in God. I do not have words weighty enough to describe this woman I once called mother nor the pain of her loss. I can however, say that she lives on in my heart. Ezinne m, Udo!

Comments

Eka said…
Wow! What a eulogy! May her dear soul continue to rest in peace. Take heart
Anonymous said…
Take heart! What a mother you must have had. May her soul continue to find rest in God. AMEN
Josh said…
Eyaa... I lost my mum about 6 years ago, so I certainly know how you feel. It's a difficult, somewhat torturous journey. May God continue to streghten us and grant the faithful departed, eternal rest in his bossom. Amen
Joy said…
I like the way you write. It's beautiful. I just kept smiling reading through the line. May her soul continue to rest in the lord's bosom.
Yinka said…
I stumbled on this blog and oh my! what a brilliant way of writing and just making the reader feel your emotions...May her soul rest in peace. Writing is your thing. I said it!...best wishes