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A poem, spoken in the words of my mother, about the treacherous loss of a wonderful father, husband, son, and uncle. This poem is dedicated to Eddie Blanton, my dad, whom I loved very much, as did his whole family. R.I.P~Dad. May 24th, 1967 - July 4th, 2007 "
Without You
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Brittany Callahan
The days without you are lonely,
The nights without you are cold,
But even though you are gone now
That burning passion will never grow old.
Sometimes I cry myself to sleep at night ,
Just knowing that you are gone, but it makes
Me feel better knowing that you are peacefully at Home.
Your body lays at rest now,
It's Harder than I thought,
Just knowing you are
Gone for good, and thinking it's all my fault.
Time will have to take its course now,
For There's nothing left to do.
Just always remember that I still care and that I will
Forever love you.
Without You by Brittany Callahan @FamilyFriendPoems
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The nights without you are cold,
But even though you are gone now
That burning passion will never grow old.
Sometimes I cry myself to sleep at night ,
Just knowing that you are gone, but it makes
Me feel better knowing that you are peacefully at Home.
Your body lays at rest now,
It's Harder than I thought,
Just knowing you are
Gone for good, and thinking it's all my fault.
Time will have to take its course now,
For There's nothing left to do.
Just always remember that I still care and that I will
Forever love you.
Without You by Brittany Callahan @FamilyFriendPoems
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