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愛永不止息loveneverending- When Tomorrow Starts Without Me (Part 1) In June, because I was moved by the love and bond of a father to his deceased daughter, I posted the translated article “Sorry, I am busy now. Please leave a message.” This story was based on events that took place in the south of Taiwan. I never expected to hear about someone else having the same kind of experience, as it turns out Tom and Lisa Moore did, right here in the USA. (Please see “Dead loved ones’ voices fall victim to technology” By TOM COYNE— Oct. 12, 2013 12:31 PM EDT – http://bit.ly/17JCajk) In both cases, a young woman perished in a car accident. The cell phone greeting messages of both women helped soothe their families’ sorrow, but later both families lost their daughters’ messages because of service upgrades by their cell phone companies. The father in Taiwan was fortunate to get his daughter’s voice message back with the help of thecell phone company’s employees. Unfortunately, the Moore family did not succeed in getting their daughter’s message back. On the same day I read this article, I received a touching poem, “When Tomorrow Starts Without Me,” from Dr. John Shieh. He said it was from the last chapter of “Proof of Heaven.” The poem is believed to have been written by David Romano in 1993. I do not think it is by mere coincidence that I got this poem while my heart was aching for the Moore family’s loss. I would therefore like to dedicate Romano’s poem to the Moores in hope of easing their pain. I am sure readers will enjoy reading this beautiful poem. When Tomorrow Starts Without Me When tomorrow starts without me, I wish so much you wouldn’t cry I know how much you love me, But when tomorrow starts without me She said my place was ready, But as I turned to walk away, I had so much to live for, I thought of all the yesterdays If I could re-live yesterday But then I fully realized, And when I thought of worldly things, But when I walked through heaven’s gates, He said, “This is eternity, “I promise no tomorrow, You have been so faithful, “But you have been forgiven So when tomorrow starts without me, |
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