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A Child's Sadness from 'Coping with Illness and Grief'
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This is a poem from the poetry book,'Coping with Illness and Grief' by Dr Audrey Coatesworth.
This poem is meant to be read to a grieving young child, who cannot speak of his/her sadness. Read without giving explanation or asking questions.


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 A Child's Sadness

 

I am sad, so very sad

More sad than I can say

I want to run about

To sing, to dance, to play

But I cannot

So I am sad, so very sad

More sad than I can say

I want to smile and to laugh

And wipe the tears away

But I cannot

So I am sad, so very sad

But more I cannot say

Poem copyright ACoatesworth 2009

 


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 Reviews of "A Child's Sadness from 'Coping with Illness and Grief'"
Reviewed by David Knight
Reviewed on September 11, 2021
Illness affects us all, but when it is a child who suffers it is painful for all those around

Reviewed on March 5, 2011
beautiful poem. may happiness fall upon this poor child.

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on March 3, 2011
You pearce the heart with this piece. We often forget that children hear and see, but to verbalize at a young age can be difficult. Comfort, hugs, understanding, and love sometimes says more. Beautiful and heartfelt...

Be always safe,
Karen


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