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Saying Goodbye
It’s when we suffer tragic loss,
They help us bear the heavy cross.
Preserving loved ones in their rest,
They try to fill each last request.
Within the valley’s shadowed death,
They help us stop and catch our breath
They offer comfortand relief
To cope with sadness, stress and grief.
From older folks to juveniles,
They walk with us through many trials.
And as we share our sad goodbyes,
We see compassion in their eyes.
With hope and wisdom to impart,
They comfort each sad, broken heart.
They offer guidance through the day
And gently help us find our way.
As I live each day,
May I do my part
To make a difference and,
Touch ones heart.
Each day it is my goal,
To bring smiles & laughter
Into a soul!
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I wrote this poem because its worth writing for. There is a complete understanding on why I wrote it in the first place. The world out here is very cruel and I really wonder why. I wrote this poem because someone in my family died and one of my friends have died. Both of them were smoking weed, and one of them were getting bullied and I really disiked that. My family member got shot and my friend killed herself and I wrote this poem in rememberance of them.