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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=513038" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Dear My Dead Husband - 1583</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">You said<br>you will abide with me<br>till the Milky Way dies away<br>yet you are here <br>now in the dark, <br>dark grave<br>leaving me all alone <br>in this lone bedside<br>longing for you<br>day and night<br>with tearful eyes<br>Where are you? <br>My lord! <br>I bore<br>you three children <br>They are sound asleep<br>with no knowledge of<br>your whereabouts<br>thinking you might <br>someday out of nowhere<br>will return home<br>just like I am<br>Yeah, I wish that happens<br>I wish I could<br>be in your arms<br>one more time, <br>Oh darling, <br>I miss you so <br>night and day <br>I think of you<br>think of the day<br>when we first met <br>some<br>beautiful spring day<br>with cherry blossoms<br>all clustered together<br>like the snow piles<br>on the roof of our hut house.<br>Your fragrance still<br>remains in my heart<br>as it does on my skin.<br>I crave your company<br>on this long, long winter night<br>it's too long<br>for a woman to spend<br>all alone.<br>Ah, where is my beloved now? <br>Where have you gone? <br>Do you hear my calling<br>over there where you are at? <br>I had my long hair cut<br>to make a pair of shoes<br>for you to wear<br>when you go on the<br>road toward the heaven<br>so that your feet won't<br>get bruised by the<br>rocks and gravels.<br>Thread by thread<br>I weave my love and<br>memories into the weaving, <br>Hopefully you could<br>use the shoes<br>sturdy and strong<br>to keep you warm<br>during this harsh season<br>on the road to <br>Heavenly Father.<br>Just tell Him<br>when you see Him <br>we have parted not<br>because we wanted to<br>but because He made us to.<br>He will understand and<br>who knows<br>He might let you<br>come home<br>before your time is <br>due.<br>I put this <br>pair of shoes<br>made of my black<br>shiny, thick hair<br>along with a<br>trumpet creeper<br>in this letter envelope<br>and put it<br>into your pocket... <br>While lying there<br>alone and silent, <br>hear my words<br>and sorrowful moans.<br>Good bye, my love<br>till we meet again<br>up there someday<br>I hope.</div><div style="margin:10px 0">(April 12,2008)  <br>7: 49 pm Korea-Japan time</div><div style="margin:10px 0">*On April 14th,1998 in Andong, Korea<br>a grave site was dug up<br>and a letter was found along with the remains<br>of a dead body wrapped in linen cloth.<br>It was dated June 1st,1583.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Sangnam+Nam">Sangnam Nam</a><div class=q>
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you will abide with me
till the Milky Way dies away
yet you are here 
now in the dark, 
dark grave
leaving me all alone 
in this lone bedside
longing for you
day and night
with tearful eyes
Where are you? 
My lord! 
I bore
you three child..."></div>
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