No one wants to be alone when they die, I shouldn't think...?
“Don’t Want to Die Alone”
It is one thing to die without a home,
Quite another to do so alone,
Granted in the end,
No difference it will make or tend,
But if I had my druthers,
Would it be so bad?
To allow this dirty old man,
To have someone there,
That may not love,
But at the very least,
CARES?!
(ed)
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Reviewed by P. Michaels (Reader)
Reviewed on January 10, 2004
Ed,
In this world, we die alone, for we have only one earthy body. Our only hope is in the Almighty One who does care. If we can forgive, welcome His love, and return it, He'll greet and welcome us with open arms into eternal life and a Heavenly home.
Love,
Patty
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on January 10, 2004
I have never been afraid of dying alone because of my spiritual beliefs. This is so sad, but I am so sure, that you will have many around you when that day comes.
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Ed,
In this world, we die alone, for we have only one earthy body. Our only hope is in the Almighty One who does care. If we can forgive, welcome His love, and return it, He'll greet and welcome us with open arms into eternal life and a Heavenly home.
Love,
Patty