Cancer
Poem To Grandma Passed Away From Leukemia
Since the day I saw you,
since the day we met,
I knew this I wouldn't forget.
I have loved you more than life itself,
Loss Poems
Poems for Loss of a Loved One
When we lose something that is precious to us, we are left with a feeling of sadness. Whether it is a precious friend or even a treasured object, the loss can be hard to bear. It is as if a part of you has gone missing. Throughout our life we amass collections of friends and treasured possessions. Having close relationships help us feel as if we are not alone in the world. When we lose someone or something that is precious to us, we may realize that there is a certain aloneness that can never be filled. Ultimately the condition of life is one of being alone before God.
Poem about Losing Family or Friends
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Heartfelt. It brought back memories of the time I saw my father dead in his armchair watching TV, with a trickling tear on his cheek.
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I lost my parents at age 11. Mom on Christmas morning, 1972, Dad in April 1973, a week after I was 11. It was hard, still is too. But I kept my dream alive and went on to acting. I do work to...
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Who Would You Be Today?
Pain Of Losing A Best FriendCould you imagine a pain so deep down inside
That it can not be summarized in words you simply can write
A pain that touches your toes and up to the top of the ceiling
You can't eat, you can't sleep, that is the pain that I am feelingFeatured Shared StoryI loss my best friend/spiritual brother of 24 years in September 2017 to cancer. I miss him so much. I think of him just about every day. I have asked God "why" so many times. It was the...
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Goodbye To My Dad
Goodbye dad I had to say
A few months ago on a cold winter day
I'll remember the good times and try not to be sad
But saying goodbye still hurts so bad...Featured Shared StoryI lost my dad 3 years ago, and I am having a very hard time. I miss him so much. Then 8 months later I lost my Mom. I am also daddy's little girl. I can't even imagine life without him. Life...
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My Mother's Mother
I sat there and watched her, helpless fighting for every breath
The Doctor said she would die today so all of the family left.
My grandfather cried and said I can not leave your side
Although I do not want to see you go, I have to stay to say goodbye.Featured Shared StoryI knew my great grandmother until I was ten. We had a deep bond and were pen pals. I put flowers on her grave every week.
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Loved And Lost
How Losing Someone Changes Your LifeWhen you lose
someone you love,
life will change,
you rearrange,Featured Shared StoryMan goes and sometime never returns, but love remains always in the heart. Love is truth and everlasting. A man lives for love. Love is the gift of heaven. It is the center point of peace....
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Eternal Love
Moving From Darkness To LightThe blue skies turn to grey.
No more stories.
You've gone away.
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Strong
I have to be strong not for me
But for everyone else
I want to cry I want to scream
But no one can see my hollow tears...Featured Shared StoryI'm so sorry for your loss but I promise you the strongest thing you can do is cry WITH your family. Don't stuff it inside trust me I know what I'm talking about. It will either come out...
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One Art
The art of losing isn’t hard to master;
so many things seem filled with the intent
to be lost that their loss is no disaster.
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Words Can't Explain How Much I Miss You!!!
I don't think that you ever imagined how much pain I would be in once you were gone,
Because if you had; you wouldn't have left me.
Words cannot express the amount of emotions that have come with trying to let you go.
Every day has been a struggle....Featured Shared StoryWow this is an amazing poem, I know exactly what you going through. I lost my mother when I was 9 years old and this year I'm turning 27 years but still I miss her now and then it still feels...
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Grief Poems
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