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SAYING GOODBYE In the beginning I never thought That I would feel the loss as much; I would come to visit, and be wrapped In her embrace, feel her touch. Once I realized it was the end, I felt the sorrow and tears; Knowing death has cheated us Of so many precious years. The past forgotten, I let The tears, the sorrow embrace; Once I knew and saw the face of death I accepted the loss of the race. Saying goodbye as we embrace, I brush away the tears. The memories never forgotten, Death knocks; she hears. ************** Dedicated to my sister Alma June, who has Alzheimers.
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