Shadow of Grief (poem) by Linda Sabourin on AuthorsDen

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Shadow of Grief by Linda Sabourin Tuesday, August 31, 2004 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan When love dies, sometimes all hope dies with it.
Wounded by words hard-edged as steel Heart-pierced again and again Bleeding to death on the floor of my mind In this way love comes to an end Tortured by memories inflicted By he who I called my own Stripped of my dignity, robbed of my pride Left empty, bereft and alone

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Reviewed by E. Richardson	1/26/2005

One of the things I love about the den is rambling about and discovering treasures...this work of yours is one. You have packed quite an emotional punch in those two quatrains. Very well done.




Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	12/17/2004

(((linda))) shattering! :( (((HUGS))) and love, karla. :(




Reviewed by Paul Berube	9/2/2004

Linda, Heartfelt and powerfully expressed.




Reviewed by Sue Hess	8/31/2004

tragic but the best revenge is to move on...don't let him kill the best of you




Reviewed by anne cunningham	8/31/2004

head and heart wounded, well done.




Reviewed by Chuckie Finn	8/31/2004

Emotionally charged writing Linda. A genuine triumph to compliment your portfolio. Take Care & Best Wishes, Chuckie




Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)	8/31/2004

This is a powerful write, it just about says it all in so few words.