❤️❤️❤️ THE LOVE OF MY LIFE ❤️❤️

[MysteRy]

Through every dark moment, every stumble, and every tear, you were always there—guiding me, lifting me, and showing me the way. When the world felt heavy, your words gave me strength. When I was lost, your love brought me home.

Now, without you, the nights feel darker, and the road ahead seems uncertain. But I hold onto the light you left behind—the lessons, the love, and the unwavering belief that I can keep going.

Because even in your absence, you are still my guiding light. And no matter how far you are, I will always follow the path you illuminated for me.

[MysteRy]

Mom, I Will Always Remember You
Mom, no matter how much time passes, I will always remember you. Your love, your voice, your presence—they are all carved into my heart. Every little thing reminds me of you: the way you smiled, the stories you told, the way you held me when I felt lost.
You were my comfort, my teacher, my greatest supporter. Even though you're no longer here, your spirit still lives on in me. In my thoughts, in my choices, in the way I face the world—there’s a part of you in everything I do.
I miss you every day, and I carry your memory with me like a light that never fades. No goodbye can erase the love we shared. And no distance can take away the bond between us.

[MysteRy]

A father's love is something you can't measure,
It's the silent sacrifices without a word of pressure.
It's the strong hands that lift you through each day,
No matter how tough life gets, Dad never turns away.

A father's love is an endless source of strength,
It's the light that guides you when you lose your way.
Dad is a teacher, a best friend all along,
Thank you, Dad, for being there, for showing right from wrong.

No matter how much I've grown,
Your love is the most precious thing I've ever known.
You love me with all that you have and more,
And I understand now, nothing compares to that love at the core.

[MysteRy]

I wish R.I.P meant "Return if Possible",
So I could see your smile again, so beautiful.
Hear your voice whisper my name at night,
Wrap me in your arms, hold me tight.

I’d trade the stars to hear you speak,
To kiss your hand, to touch your cheek.
This world feels colder since you’ve gone,
Each day I wake, I carry on…

But deep inside, I’m still that child,
Who needed you when life got wild.
Heaven gained what I have lost,
But oh, if love could pay the cost…

I’d bring you back, without a doubt,
To a life we never talked enough about.
So Rest In Peace—but if you can hear,
Return if possible, Mom… Stay near.

[MysteRy]

When our parents leave this world, everything changes in ways you cannot prepare for.

It doesn’t matter how old you are, or how much you’ve built for yourself — some part of you still feels small, still searches for the safety you didn’t even realize you leaned on so much.
The late-night phone calls.
The comforting hugs.
The simple words — "It’s going to be okay" — no longer exist in the way you knew them.

Losing a parent changes your footing in the world.
You feel it when you hit milestones they will never see.
You feel it when something breaks inside you and there’s no one to call who knows exactly how to fix it with a few simple words.

Even when you have a family of your own, a career, responsibilities — nothing replaces being somebody’s child, unconditionally loved, unconditionally believed in.

Grief after losing a parent is a different kind of grief.
It creeps in quietly.
It hits you in the grocery store when you see something you know they would have loved.
It punches you in the gut when you achieve something and realize no call, no hug, no celebration from them is coming.
It’s a silence that lingers.

But with that grief comes something else — a deeper strength.
The lessons they gave us, the love they poured into us, the sacrifices we barely noticed — all of it remains, stitched into who we are.
We carry them forward with every choice we make, every kindness we show, every dream we dare to chase.

Loss forces you to grow into someone stronger, quieter, more grounded.
It forces you to face life with no illusions of forever.
It hardens some parts of us and softens others.
It teaches us that nothing stays the same — and sometimes, the hardest changes are the ones that shape us the most.

And while nothing fills the space they leave behind, their love echoes through everything you become.

Even on the hardest days, you are proof they were here.
You are proof their love didn’t end — it simply lives on through you.

[MysteRy]

Daddy, I miss the day you left—not because it was a good day, but because it was the last day I still had you. I remember every second of it, even the silence. I didn’t know how much it would hurt, how permanent it would feel. That day changed everything. The world kept moving, but mine stopped for a while.

I miss the way your voice used to fill the room, the way your eyes told me I was safe, and how just one hug from you could make the world feel right again. I never got the chance to say all the things I wanted to say, or to hold on a little longer. That day—though painful—was still a day you were here, still breathing the same air as me. And I miss it, even with the heartbreak it carries.

If I could go back to that day, I wouldn’t try to be strong. I would just sit beside you, hold your hand, and let my heart speak louder than my words ever could.

[MysteRy]

Since the day Mom left, the world has felt different. The sky that once seemed vast and full of hope now feels empty, as if it too has vanished with her. I sit here on this bench, my hands covering my face, overwhelmed by the weight of her absence.

The silence around me only amplifies the pain, and I find myself yearning for just one more moment with her. I long for the sound of her voice, the warmth of her embrace, and the sense of comfort she brought. Life feels like it's lost its color, and I struggle to find my place without her. Even though she's no longer physically here, my heart still aches for her every single day. Her love will forever be my guide, even as the world around me feels dimmer.

[MysteRy]

The real loss in my life wasn’t a job, a dream, or a moment—it was losing you, Dad. Nothing could’ve prepared me for the silence you left behind. You were my foundation, the voice that steadied me, the heart that reminded me of home. Without you, the world feels less safe, less kind. I still catch myself looking for your presence—in old photos, in familiar places, in moments where I need your strength the most. People say time heals, but the truth is, some losses you don’t heal from—you learn to carry them. And I carry you, Dad. In my choices, in my thoughts, in every quiet moment where I wish I could hear your voice again. Thank you for giving me so much love, even if our time was too short. I hope I’m making you proud, wherever you are. I miss you every day. Losing you wasn’t just losing a parent—it was losing part of who I am.

[MysteRy]

Today is Mother’s Day, and while I wish I could spend it with you, I carry you in every heartbeat, every thought, every quiet moment. You were never just a mother — you were my home, my compass, my quiet strength when the world felt too heavy. I think about the sacrifices you made, the dreams you set aside, and the way you loved me so fiercely it made me believe in myself. You gave without asking for anything in return. You taught me what unconditional love truly means. Now that you're gone, this day feels different. Not empty — because you still live in me — but quieter, softer, more sacred. I light a candle for you today, not in sadness, but in gratitude. For your warmth. Your wisdom. Your love. Thank you for every hug, every lesson, every prayer whispered when I didn’t even know I needed it. I hope you’re resting in peace, smiling down, knowing your love still shapes the world I walk in. Happy Mother’s Day, Mom. I love you forever.

[MysteRy]

There are so many things I wish I could say to you, Dad, but time didn’t wait.
I never realized how quickly moments slip away, how easily time moves forward without warning.
If only I could turn back time, I’d tell you how much I appreciate everything you did,
how your strength, love, and guidance shaped me into who I am today.
I’d thank you for every sacrifice you made, for every little thing you did without expecting anything in return.
But now, all I have are the memories, and I hold them close, wishing I had one more chance to hear your voice, to say the words I never got the chance to.
Dad, I miss you more than words can express. I hope you know how deeply you are loved, always.

[MysteRy]

Mom taught me everything… except how to live without her.

Mom, you taught me how to walk, how to speak, and how to love. You showed me how to be strong and kind, how to rise after every fall, and how to find beauty even in the darkest days. But you never taught me how to live without you — because how could you? A life without you feels incomplete, like a story with no ending. I miss your laughter, your warmth, your comforting words. I would give anything to have one more hug, one more conversation, one more moment with you. Until we meet again, I’ll carry your love in my heart, guiding me through every step of life.

[MysteRy]

You were my shelter from the storm,
My quiet strength, my heart so warm.
Now I face this world alone,
In a house that’s no longer home.

I hear your laugh in quiet halls,
See your face when twilight falls.
I reach for you in memories deep,
And cry your name in every sleep.

The world moves on—but not my heart,
It shattered slowly when we part.
Dad, how do I live each day,
With your love so far away?

[MysteRy]

Can you feel me, Mom, when I close my eyes at night
When I whisper your name in the soft moonlight
Do you hear my heart when it breaks apart,
Longing for you in the quiet of the dark

Can you feel my tears when they fall like rain,
Wishing your arms could hold me again
I search the stars, hoping you’ll appear,
To let me know that you’re still near.

Mom, I miss you more with each passing day,
But I carry your love—it lights my way.
So tell me, Mom, when I call your name…
Can you feel me through the endless rain