Poems of Sympathy Part II
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Poems of Sympathy
At times it feels like the world is lost When loved ones go away. The world’s not lost it just moves on From where we try to stay.
The world rotating endlessly Gives no thought to the past. Memories are where our happy times stay, They’re protected, so will last.
So take with you all you can recall The world won’t stop; grab hold! The turning grinds but affords more time To thaw warm memories from cold.

Sympathy’s not just a word, It’s offering to share And help with sadness in our lives It’s always being there.
It doesn’t need the answers, It needn’t voice a sound. It’s catching someone falling Before they reach the ground.
You have it on all sides and ‘tho It can’t reduce your pain, It gives the best reminder that Sun will follow the rain.

It’s times like these our paths are blurred; Such unfair loss, such pain incurred. Confused, we miss the touch, the feel, The oneness only love reveals. In love the unity that’s found Is covert but nonetheless profound; But the missing half that we lament, Other-worldly, heaven-sent, Isn’t lost at all, if we look with care, In us, our memories hold it there.

Never is there justice For losing ones so dear Yet even though they’ve gone for now Shared memories keep them near.
Sometimes there are no answers To what you’ll wish to know. No simple rhyme or reason For what makes smiles, tears flow.
Always, though, we’ve open arms; Our love unreserved and true, To share your joys, bear your sorrow, We’re here always, just for you.

A dear old friend once touched my heart, When it had sunk so low. The familiar words they gave me were Calming, soothing, home.
Those words’ dull glow gave light again To roads made dark, unclear. Both the words first spoken long ago, And the friend are close, still dear.
The swollen darkness when the dear friend left Has long since gone unseen The dear friend’s word and spirit stay Their memory evergreen.
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