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  1. 21. A Triolet Of Heartbreak

    Losing Someone You Love

    Why did you have to go away
    and leave me with a broken heart.
    I prayed and prayed that you would stay,
    why did you have to go away.

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  2. 22. Grandpa

    • By Katie Thompson
    • Published by Family Friend Poems February 2008 with permission of the Author.
    Poem Mourning Grandfather Who Passed Away

    The other day I lost you.
    How will I ever make it through?

    I had to watch you be in all that pain.

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  3. 23. Your Light Still Shines

    • By John P. Read
    • Published by Family Friend Poems January 2022 with permission of the Author.
    Missing The Moments We Shared

    I miss our moments together,
    I treasure each memory.
    You left with the key to my heart;
    Your life lives on through me.

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  4. 24. Departed Spirit

    • By Philip A. Jenkins
    • Published by Family Friend Poems June 7, 2023 with permission of the Author.
    Poem About Solace And Guidance After Losing Loved One

    Please take time to listen
    Hear what I have to say
    I know I'm not there to guide you
    And you know I was taken away

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  5. 25. She Is Bereavement

    Bereavement Poem

    Beneath a night veil bordered with black roses,
    such a pallid, yet beauteous face,
    nightingales nestled at her feet.
    She's adept at knowing when to let

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    Having lost my husband in January this year, I really related to your poem - beautifully written. Very best wishes, Ann (D. Stevenson)

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