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Poetry: Saying goodbye

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  by J.R. Lewis

  The Funeral

  Ceramic white angels sit beside the dark wooden sleeper
  Which holds her in soft shades of ivory and Pink, her

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  by Cheri Crone

  Flowers For My Love

  
  
  
  

  I brought my love a wildflower
  She placed it in her hair
  Then touched her fingers to her lips
  And blew

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  by Hal Dickey

  HOW TO SAY GOODBYE

  Too many stars out in the sky, too beautiful to share alone
  As the nights go passing by, wishing you were

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  by Nancy Lynam

  Listen for the Wind Chimes

  Do you see me...can you hear me?
  Are you far or are you near me?
  Do you know when I have cried?
  How

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  by Trish Tinch

  The Broken Wing

  Grandma Betty (August 12, 2006)

  God chose you because he saw an angel with a broken wing.
  He hated seeing you

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Poetry: Saying goodbye