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My Wish For This Christmas
- Published: December 2018
Christmas Wishes And Loss Of Loved Ones

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Christmas is a happy time for friends and family,
The children are excited as they unwrap presents around the tree.

Carols are sung and lights twinkle in the night.

Christmas is a happy time for friends and family,
The children are excited as they unwrap presents around the tree.

Carols are sung and lights twinkle in the night.
Jack Frost glistens on the windows, and the snow sparkles from the winter moonlight.

Christmas is such a joyous time to appreciate the ones we love.
This Christmas I want to send wishes to those we lost up above.

To some, Christmas is not the same because a loved one passed away,
And the grief is overwhelming each and every day.

When the holidays approach, we miss them even more,
Traditions never feel the same, and memories are all we have left to adore.

We will always remember their name and never forget their faces,
And as long as we keep them in our hearts, they can never be erased.

So this Christmas, my wish is for everyone who is feeling a little blue
To find some peace, joy, and comfort with everything you do.

Christmas isn't just a season; it's a feeling, and the magic never ends.
One of its greatest gifts is to cherish family and friends.

Merry Christmas to all our special angels up above.
Merry Christmas to you all. I send you all my love.
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My Granny has just passed away, but I thought of her more like a mother - we were really close. I have been dreading Christmas because it just makes me miss her more. This poem touched my...

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Can't Accept That You're Gone
- Published: May 2014
Mourning The Loss Of A Father

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I hate that I can't see your face,
except for a picture on my mirror.

But I love that when I look at it,

I hate that I can't see your face,
except for a picture on my mirror.

But I love that when I look at it,
I feel you are near.

I hate that you can't speak to me
when I mention the word "DAD."

But I love the way your voice is in my memory
from all the talks we had.

I hate that God took you so soon,
when I still needed you here.

But I love the thought of you at peace,
no more pain and no more fear.

I hate not knowing for sure
what happens when you die.

But I really love to believe
there is a heaven past the sky.

The thing I love to hate the most
is when people think I'm so strong.

But it actually only seems that way because
I can't accept the fact that you really are gone!
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I'll be honest, this really hit me hard. It made 7 years that my dad has been gone on April 8th. He died April 8th, 2015, due to stage 5 pancreatic cancer that spread to the lungs. According...

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Always In My Heart
- Published: May 2014
Poem About The Anniversary Of Dad's Death

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Dad,
You have been gone one whole year and nothing is the same.
It seems like it was just yesterday that the angels called your name.
Every morning when I wake up, I think it was just a nightmare,

Dad,
You have been gone one whole year and nothing is the same.
It seems like it was just yesterday that the angels called your name.
Every morning when I wake up, I think it was just a nightmare,
But when I go to look for you, I realize you're not here.
My memories of you will never fade, and you are always on my mind.
I wish that there was such a way for the years to just rewind.
I wish I could see you and hear your voice once more.
I wish we could talk and laugh like we did before.
It makes me happy to think of all the good times that we had,
But it breaks my heart to know that's all I have left of you, Dad.
I look at pictures, smell your cologne, and listen to your favorite song.
I know that you were sick, but it just seems so wrong.
As I sit here writing this I realize nothing in life is fair,
And there has not been one day that's gone by that I haven't shed a tear.
As my life moves forward without you, I will imagine you always by my side,
And you will always be in my heart...because in there you're still alive.
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First Christmas Without You
- Published: May 2013
Poem About Missing Dad On Christmas

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The nights are long and cold; the sun is hardly around.
Christmas time is approaching, and snow will soon cover the ground.
Trees and lights are twinkling; stockings are being hung.
The Christmas spirit is all around as carols are being sung.

The nights are long and cold; the sun is hardly around.
Christmas time is approaching, and snow will soon cover the ground.
Trees and lights are twinkling; stockings are being hung.
The Christmas spirit is all around as carols are being sung.
This year Christmas is not the same, just a yearly memory.
This house is not a home anymore because you are not here with me.
There will be sadness; there will be tears when we wake up on Christmas day,
For this will be the first without you; oh, how I wish heaven was just a mile away.
As we sit around the Christmas tree, emotions will be sad.
Gifts for them, gifts for me, but none of them will say DAD.
All I want for Christmas is to see your smiling face.
I know it cannot happen because you are in a better place.
Please...DAD ring a bell for me on Christmas day
So I will know you got your wings and that you are okay.
I am not looking forward to Christmas, but I know it's something I have to live through.
I hope there is Christmas in heaven, because it is not the same here without you.
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I lost my Daddy July 1st of this year (2018). We, as a family, do not really know how to do Christmas this year. Do we stay with tradition or do we try something different? The thought of not...

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God Can You Hear Me?
- Published: May 2014
Poem About Father's Fight With Cancer

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My eyes fill with tears,
And I could hardly see
This cancer is stealing my father
Slowly away from me.

My eyes fill with tears,
And I could hardly see
This cancer is stealing my father
Slowly away from me.

I can't stand to see him suffer,
I pray his pain would go away.
The light inside him fades a little more
With every passing day.

Please give him the courage
To fight a little longer.
I feel so helpless now.
What can I do to help make him stronger?

I can see it in his eyes.
It's like he wants to give in.
Cancer CAN be fought,
But you have to WANNA win.

Can't he see that we need him.
Shouldn't that be enough?
He has to think positive.
I know my dad is tough.

I sit and think and think
Until my head wants to explode
Always the same question: why him?
But the answer is still untold.

I wish by some miracle
His cancer would just disappear
And I could have my father back
And there would be no more fear.

God, can you hear me?
I never ask for much.
Would it be so wrong for me to ask
That you give my dad your special touch?

I'm not asking for money
Or diamonds or even a pearl.
I'm simply asking you to help him fight
Signed: daddy's little girl!
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This poem touched my heart in so many ways! I'm writing this through tears. On June 23, 2019, I lost my dad to cancer. I had just gotten to meet him. That sounds odd, I know, but I didn't get...

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There will be sadness; there will be tears
when we wake up on Christmas day,
for this will be the first without you,
oh how I wish heaven was just a mile away.

Jamie A. Cirello

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First Christmas Without You

I am not looking forward to Christmas,
but I know it's something I have to live through.
I hope there is Christmas in heaven,
because it is not the same here without you.

Jamie A. Cirello

Death
Grief

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Always In My Heart

You will always
be in my heart...
because in there
you're still alive.

Jamie A. Cirello

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Can't Accept That You're Gone

I hate not knowing for sure
what happens when you die.
But I really love to believe
there is a heaven past the sky.

Jamie A. Cirello

Death
Grief

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Jamie A. Cirello, Chicago, IL
2 years ago

Hello. I'm the author of the poem, and I just read your comment. I'm so sorry for your loss. The reason I'm commenting is because I thought it was pretty cool that my dad's birthday is also April 25th. They are celebrating together in heaven.

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Jamie A. Cirello, Chicago, IL
6 years ago

I'm so sorry. Thank you for sharing your story, I know it must have been hard to write those words. It sounds to me like your dad said his goodbyes to you and felt at peace. I know nothing I can say will make your pain go away, but just know he is always with you forever in your heart and remember he is no longer suffering.

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Jamie A. Cirello, Chicago, IL
9 years ago

Sorry for your loss. It is very hard to lose someone so close and I'm glad that in some way my words helped you along.

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Jamie A. Cirello, Chicago, IL
13 years ago

Thanks everyone for the feedback. It is very hard to see that many people have lost their dad, and are all going through the same pain. It is very hard. Now they are angels in the sky watching over us. @Hailey yes you may.

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Jamie A. Cirello, Chicago, IL
14 years ago

Thanks everyone, I am sad to say though, that my dad has passed away on Feb 19th 2010. I wrote another poem about how I felt at the time called MY DAD, MY ANGEL. Thanks again for the Feedback.

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Jamie Cirello

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Poems by Jamie Cirello

My Wish For This Christmas

Can't Accept That You're Gone

Always In My Heart

First Christmas Without You

God Can You Hear Me?

Quotes by Jamie Cirello

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