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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required HOW SAD How Sad and Heartbreaking When They Become So Fragile and Old When They Were Once Lively but Now Have No Control How Much it Grips Your Heart with So Much Pain When They Once Remembered You but Now Cant Remember Your Name How Unbelievable and Challenging When Ones Life Can Change When All They Once Knew Is Now Completely Strange How Helpless They Become When Their Lives All of A Sudden Is Shattered But to Some There Is No Caring or it Doesn't Even Matter How Loving and Energetic They Were in There Younger Years When Every Minute of Their Life Now Is Living in Fear How Wonderful When They Explained in Life How Things Can Be Right or Wrong When Now They Don't Know If in this Life They Still Belong Remember How Beautiful it Was When They Were our Father Mother and Even Our Friend But Total Disgust how to Some They Have Become a Burden How Disturbing it Becomes When Sometimes They Are Left to Fend on Their Own When They Are Placed Some Where or Left All Alone How Ashamed We Should Be in the Way Sometimes They Are Treated When They gave us encouragement When in Life Many Obstacles They Help Us to Complete How Forgetful We Can Be When it Comes to the Time We Might Head down That Path And the Heartbreak When Others Stare, Point and Continue to Laugh
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