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Poetry: The funeral

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  by Bart Ringer

  The Shoebox

  I slip in quietly - Almost late
  Scanning the hushed murmuring throng from behind
  Easing forward - Patting shoulders

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  by Daisy Haak

  Broken

  Right now your heart is broken,

  The pieces seem to be scattered in the open.

  A loved one has passed away,

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  by Carol Gioia

  A beautiful funeral,
  all attendees agree.
  No need to be sad,
  now her spirit is free

  A true celebration
  of a life well spent.

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  by Darrell E Phillips

  Doors open readily, I enter with nods
  To familiar strangers holding styrofoam cups
  Carrying out, or having just finished
  Ensuring

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  by Betty Blake

  It was a massive gathering, yet one could hear a pin drop. Everyone was silently attending to their personal grief and also

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