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The Sadness of Being

the mourning light lays upon your face spilling its sadness wearing your grief we hold on trying to halt your slide under our hands leaves of skin flake to float the breeze, you are vanishing smile lines are erased a flawless mask takes their place, looking into the unknown you are lost in dreams each day a knife of anguish carves at your mind you've forgotten the majesty of life and a love all carry for you suffering and misery stay behind in attendance we touch your center hoping to revive a spirit to no avail he would have wanted you dancing to the music of each day finding joy in a speck of light to love again and deeply with passion and flames happiness was his mantel a laughing song of joy and a soul overflowing with hope, he was your everything, we can’t begin to understand But, your presence is missing we have lost you both, I have cast spells and woven magic to bring you back I have prayed to a god I don’t believe in, with no answer, now I am lost to your sorrow I will join you in black until you are ready to come back to being again

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Date: 6/30/2014 2:27:00 PM
I love the dark journey Jayne. I would love to dance with you in the darkness...hugs Tim a perfect 7
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Date: 6/30/2014 11:59:00 AM
This has touched my heart. You have expressed the pain of my heart as I watched my mother become lost to me, and more more a captive of MS. I lost her. Fourteen years ago. Your words...sadly beautiful. I tried everything in my power to heal her. Prayed. No answers. One day...I will know why. Blessings
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Date: 6/30/2014 11:01:00 AM
This has so touched my inner self; sad, but beautiful in its interpretation. Makes me wish to join in the mourning and grief, but at the same time knowing that it is not for me to intrude. [deserves 7+] /x/ paul
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