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Do you ever feel like your loved one will be physically present when you visit their grave
Thought I would share another poem I wrote with you. I wonder if you can identify with it.
Meeting you
Date and time arranged
I'd meet you at the tree
eagerly waiting for the time
when your face I would see
everything would be fine
when I was with you again
hours of missing you over
I would be with you then
Arriving at tree T
I looked around for you
you were not there yet
I waited, anticipation grew
I stared at your gravestone
reality hitting my heart
you were not to be found there
we would always be apart
(c) B Woodiwiss
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Comment by coachlouise on August 22, 2011 at 4:25am
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Learning how to have an invisible relationship, takes time, as all relationships take time in order to have.
I wish you could be as alive as you once were.
But today I will just trust you are there.
I will talk to you and believe you are hearing me.
And in time I will get to know you anew.
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Comment by BS on August 14, 2011 at 11:37am
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There has been times that I visited my Grandma's grave, that a breeze would pass by just as we walked up to her grave. So I knew that breeze was my Grandma telling us Welcome, like she did when we stopped by her house. DAMN!!! I MISS MY GRANDMA SO MUCH :(
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