Micaela Gilchrist Quotes

Calm Now," I Said With My Lips To His Ear And My Hand To The Side Of His Face. I Knew He Was Thinking Of Bad Axe, Straining Against A Distant Memory. In A Lucid Instant, He Gripped My Hand And Searched My Face. I Felt Him Fighting To Hold To This Life, At Great Sufferance To Himself.
I Whispered, "Don't Struggle For Me, Henry, Not If You Are Tired And Wish To Go."
I Pressed My Lips To His Cheek, Touched My Finger To The Corners Of His Eyes To Brush Away The Moisture There.
"Husband?" I Asked, Searching His Face, Wondering Why, Suddenly, It Had Changed So.
All That Night, I Kept Watch Over Him.
Even Though He Had Gone, I Did Not Want Him To Believe That Such A Small Thing As The End Of Living Could Ever Separate The Two Of Us.

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