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Remembering
One last word and hug: I love you my dear
 A moment more, and he’s no longer here
 So much he will be missed, that much is clear
 At the grave, her eyes shrouded in a blear
 All the consolations she can barely hear
 Rolling down her cheek, sorrowful is the tear
 All the times they shared; the memories are near
 Forgetting them is what she will fear,
 Though in her heart, among grief and drear 
 Is where his presence will always inhere.

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