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Poetry: Grief

• 1 of 121

  by Zachary Heil

  I can't imagine which situation could be worse;
  A sudden loss and unexpected departure,
  or the fact that we knew you would

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  by M.J. Holliday

  Selfish

  I'm selfish in my grief.

  They say
  that I should tuck it far away
  and blunt the anguish in my soul
  with fancy words and

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• 3 of 121

  by Naima Manal

  My grief has overwhelmed me,

  Do you feel my pain?

  My grief has nearly subdued me,

  Yet, you have no shame.

  I cared,

  And I paid

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  by Kathleen Delicato

  CONVERSATION WITH SALLY

  I was telling Sally
  That my mother had died.
  She told me of her father's death,
  As tears ran from her

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  by Helen Estlin

  THE HAIRCUT

  The weather was especially harsh that December night.
  "He'll never make it over," she whispered to herself.
  Suddenly

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