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The Winds of Our Grief
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There are many definitions of sadness. It can cripple us if we don't turn it into creative expession. I try to keep it simple before my own tears drown me.
The Winds of Our Grief Blow us into a world of fog No ceiling, no doors, no windows Looking around we see failure we see loss we see dead ends and we are sadly deaf, blind & still The Winds of Our Grief Blow us into a fog where We cannot smile even if we try We can’t remember why A torrent of shame blows a hole in our chest suspending us and our grief Unaided til our angels fly us away!

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Reviewed by Georg Mateos

Reviewed on May 26, 2009

Most people talk about sadness and we hear very seldom about grief, because grief we automatically connect with death.
But there are all kinds of griefs, like when "when we see loss"
Great poem.

Georg

Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle

Reviewed on May 25, 2009

I enjoy reading this poem.It was very honest and straightforward from the heart.People can relate to this poem because everyone has their share of sadness in their lives.Excellent poem.You have turned sadness into a creative expression that you express and revealed beautifully.I commend you for that.take care

EDWIN

Reviewed by Mary Lacey Desertrat

Reviewed on May 25, 2009

Joyce,

What a sad write. I'm sure things will get better for you. This was written very well, and your emotions come through.

Mary

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