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Sad story :( Based on a true story. I come to your grave everyday,to talk to you...People tell me you can`t hear me because your gone. I just tell them You might be gone in there eyes but not in mine,Because your still in my heart in you`ll always be...I cry when i think of you But people ask me why I just tell them how i felt about you in that i still love you. And that I miss you so much But people just tell me there is no point in still loving you Because your gone in you`ll never be coming back And I agree with them.You are gone but you will never be forgotten and one day we will meet again I promise...I pray to God everynight asking him to keep you safe And I talk to him about meeting you again I wanted to kill myself just so i could see your face again In heaven but then i knew you wouldn`t want me to do that I try to be happy but i can`t when i know that i won`t hear your voice for along time I always thought i could live without you but i really feel i can`t

I never thought that you would have to leave me. My mom said you never left me that God just needed an Angel. I ask God can i be his next Angel to be with you But he never replies, I know you are watching over meh. In lookingdown at me in Smiling, I know you don`t want to see me upset, I know how much you love meh. I can`t wait to see you again...

This is to my Friend Chris who died last yr. but i just wanted to see if you like this..I miss him soo much. =[

Answer 1

I lost a girlfriend to a car accident many years ago and very similar dynamics to those you describe emerged; I spent one brutally cold night beside her grave pledging my eternal love for her, and every year since then I've observed a private ritual in her memory. This September it will be 27 years since she passed. The thing is, it's important to cherish memories; they preserve our humanity in ways nothing else can. It is also important to resume the act of living in the here and now, because time is finite for all of us, and the things we do and experience during our allotted time determine the quality of that life. Given the choice, your loved one would not want you to perish with them; they are safely within the care of a loving God. Remember the vibrance of their life, not the tragedy of their death...cherish, don't perish. This is the most significant way to honor them...by ensuring that life goes on. Good luck to you.

Answer 2

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