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A Poem About My Father, Death From Cancer

My father died from lung cancer on Januaryit  was  time  to  look  up  and move ahead.
third, 2005. After entering a nursing
facility for rehab, we soon discovered thatBut the end of new years now fills me with
he had stage four small-cell lung cancer. Hedarkness,
lived for three and one-half weeks after his
diagnosis.While January third never had anythoughts of tomorrow now fill me with
signficance before, it now holds signficancedread.January  third was once like any other,
for me that I would never have imagined.The
words to the poem describe how one oftenuntil the third of this year that is now
feels about the anniversary of a person'spast.
death.Before this year, for as long as I
recall,For it was on that dark Monday that you up
and  left  us,
January  was  a  good  month  for  me.
a reminder that few things will last.Before
Though winter brought snow, and athis  year,  for  as  long  as  I  recall,
deep-seated  chill,
January  was  a  good  month  for  me.
it was the beginning of the end you see.For
January meant winter, and winter meansNow the winter brings snow, and a
spring,deep-seated  chill,
and  spring  is  the  beginning  of  life,it is the beginning of the end you see.For
January means winter, and winter means
The death of the fall season, with itsspring,
debris  and  decay,
but  spring  now  seems  so  far  away.
marks the termination of struggle and
strife.January one was the day of beginnings,But every January third brings back memories
of  you,
hope  filled  the  air  all  around,
and the pain we all shared on that
Even as winter grew deeper, and the daysday.Roland Cavanaugh is on staff at a large
grew  shorter,church serving as the Pastor of
Congregational Care and Sr. Adults. He has
the promise of newness did abound.Januaryself-published a book about his late father,
second  denoted  new  years  was  past,"For As Long As I Can.



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