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by Heather Adams

Created on: September 23, 2008

We were hugging and fighting
Loving and hating
Smiling and crying
But it was every one of these things that made me realize
It made me realize why I loved you
It's what made me happy
That was then and this is now
The calls decreased
I never see you anymore
We are not the same as we were before
You said your final goodbye and shut the door
Now you're gone and my heart's deceased
Now all I have left to remember you by
Is this single tear drop in my eye

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We walked along the water

We gathered pretty flowers

We fed a hundred seagulls

We sat and talked for hours

She said that
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Memories of the Past

We buried her last week,

Our beloved matriarch,

At a hundred years of age,

She surely left her mark.
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Each lonely beat of my restless heart bears a memory.
The hugs we shared that I wished would never end.
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ETERNAL LOSS

The dust deepens on the pitted mantlepiece
As the minutes and hours escape me
Praying for such an eternal release
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by Hanna Joseff

I've memories of you since I was a little child

You were a great person, always etched in my memory

Your love and nurture,

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