How very sad. I Know how hard this is for I lost two beautiful young friends and there was no one to talk to about them but I have my memories and to me, they live.
hug
kat

sharing grief with friends always is a first step in recovery. you have many friends-

I lost a child to a tubal pregnancy and no one knew my grief. Grieving helps heal our wounds so we can move on...I am sure you hear people say they have been there but no one knows how it feels to you! What I do know is over time the pain lessons and happiness returns....Here is a big hug to you from me! Your new friend, Chessly

Remember the words of the song..."God will make a way, when there is no other way." He truly understands. Try to recall some of the old songs like "No One Understands Like Jesus" and others, and when you are alone, sing them and be lifted up by His love.
Connie

This is most compelling, Baz. I am sure many can relate to the meaningful sentiments that you have expressed through your verses here. Love, peace, and best wishes,

Regis

THIS IS A PROFOUND WORK...IT EXPRESSES THE PAIN THAT ONE EXPERIENCES WHEN THEY ARE UNABLE TO 'LET GO' OF THEIR GRIEF. WE HAVE ALL BEEN THERE...IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER. THANK GOD...HE WAITS FOR US TO TURN TO HIM AND GIVE OUR PAIN TO HIM. WE ARE ONLY HUMAN AND CANNOT BE EXPECTED TO BEAR OUR PAIN ALONE...THAT'S WHY THE WORD OF GOD SAYS...'WHEN YOU PASS THROUGH THE WATERS, I WILL GO WITH YOU...' GOD DID NOT PROMISE US A LIFE WITHOUT HEARTACHE AND GRIEF, BUT HE DID PROMISE US THAT HE WOULD GO WITH US EVERY STEP OF THE WAY AND...HIS MERE PRESENCE MAKES OUT BURDENS SO MUCH LIGHTER. THANKS FOR SHARING AND GOD BLESS. LOVE AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

Beautifully reflected, yes, and the experience of grief is so necessary as it means we are alive!
I lost five babies in the 14 week area, and I did grieve all alone, not a single person could understand and I really did hide the tears. Still, death teaches us so much including how precious life is.
Blessings,
Christine

And God will...though at times we find our anger mis-directed at Him...I know that I did this when my wife passed away...I never felt so alone...but I was not. He was still there...Great write Baz.

Allen