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My Soulmate

A funeral poem for comfort during unsettling times

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My Soulmate

I still say I Love You,

But now there’s no reply.

I always feel your presence

As if you never left my side.

I remember your comforting voice.

Now there’s not a sound.

Only echoes from the past

Follow me around.

You’re always by my side,

But I can’t hold your hand.

The reason why God took you

I find hard to understand.

Summer days seem much shorter.

Dark nights just linger on.

Dreams turn into nightmares

When the one you love has gone.

But real love never fades.

It still burns like the sun.

Although they’re far away,

Those memories go on and on.

Her spirit will never die

It shines like the stars.

I know you’re sleeping in heaven,

But you’re living in my heart.

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