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  >> Static Item >> Poetry >> Contest >> ID #1575753  |   Show DetailsPrinter Friendly Page Tell A Friend
Never Saying Goodbye
A contest poem about my grief over my grandmother.
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We went to your resting place
on Mother's Day. I was the only
one who cried. You're not there.
I know it but it still stings.
I can't speak to you or
go into your room to see you.
You'll never be gone, but where are you?
You were my mother
and now I'm motherless
in a dirty world.
Where are you?
I need you.
I'm never saying goodbye.
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