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Sadness
by Lawrance G Lux
Saturday, August 09, 2003

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The death of a Nineteen year old beauty turned the World darker.

Received details by email Today

Of a Funeral so sad

I did not go,

Though Parents as deep friends

Deserved far better.

Remembrance of Date of Birth,

Baby noises made to entertain,

The dreaded first day of school,

Examination of the Art Collection

Pasted to the family fridge,

Blossoming to young Womanhood,

To simply crash from Cancer;

Brought the excuse of miles of distance,

And reading details by email.

We should share the horrors of life,

But sometimes too close;

Bringing only added misery.

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Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	8/9/2003

Sad...well written.




Reviewed by Susan de Vegter	8/9/2003

Life...it is a universe of pain sometimes and a world of tears. Susan




Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	8/9/2003

Well written tribute. May your sorrow heal fast.




Reviewed by Floreann Cawley	8/9/2003

God Bless very sad..Floreann




Reviewed by Claywoman	8/9/2003

I'm so sorry for her parents LGL...Please accept my deepest condolences for both you and her family...




Reviewed by Leland Waldrip	8/9/2003

Certainly a deep sadness. Well done. Leland

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