21. My Mask
Every morning I wake up and put on a mask.
The mask makes everything seem all right,
But they don't know I cry at night.
The nightmares just won't go away.
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First, I am profoundly sorry for the loss you've had to endure. Please take comfort in knowing you are not alone. Yours is the only poem that spoke clearly to my heart. So well put. The...
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22. Angels Cry
Why must mothers say goodbye?
Every time children die -
The angels cry.
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23. Life Without You
I trace the years in each fading frame,
clutching our smiles,
as joy and sorrow reclaim.
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24. Wake Up, Beautiful
Wake up, beautiful.
Wake up from this tragedy.
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25. Whisper To Find
I hear your voice in the dead, dark night.
I look around, but no one's in sight.
Through the storms, the rain, the wind I fight,
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This poem reads the mind of a person affected by grief. "But right now/You can't" has the logic. It depicts the hope that there will be a time with "can."
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27. Real Pain
Real Pain:
empty inside,
hard to breath tears run down my face,
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28. Grief
A tsunami of fire
A wall with no gate
Prayers unanswered
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29. A Final Goodbye
It's hard for me to accept that you're gone
I'm trying not to think about it all wrong
I know that you're gone to a better place
But sometimes I just want to see your faceFeatured Shared StoryI love your poem it reminds me of my little brother that passed away last June
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30. Endless Haze
I’ve searched for solace,
yet grief clings,
a shadow I can’t shake.
Loneliness tightens around my heart,
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