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Always By My Side by Pauline Drummie Tuesday, October 30, 2007 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan For those who believe that true love never dies and it's just the mortal body which ceases to function. (I promise something a little more cheerful next time!!)
I walked in the rain for hours Just so my tears didn’t show For I felt so lost and lonely And didn’t know where to go. I struggled to think of nothing So the void inside my heart Didn’t take over my thoughts To remind me that we’re now apart. With my spirits still very low I ventured back to my house Remembering all the good things About my one and only spouse But our home seemed really empty Without the love I shared with you Then you showed you were still with me ‘cos instead of one set of footprints there were two!

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Reviewed by Kathy Armijo	10/30/2007

God is always by our side to offer love and support. True love is everlasting and does not cease when one dies. Peace to you. Kathy