Losing A Child
It’s hard to accept losing a child
Why wasn't it me
Life is too short as it is
I don’t agree that it's our destiny
Each day we continue on with our daily tasks
Coping until there is a reminder
Of their birthday or first date
Why do I ponder
Leaning on people is not my fancy
Although tormenting myself is a sin
I hope a day will come, in time
I can hurdle my grief from within
When you grieve the loss of a child
It’s not in the natural order of things
For a child to die before his/her parents
The nightmare never ends, it’s not dwindling
As the reality of the death settles in
Intense anger at the thought
Deep anguish that the loss is “forever”
God help me with the peace I have sought
The grief may intensify with time
Although my friends say it never ends
Lost to the grim specter of death
They lost a part of themselves, they lost a friend
Why wasn't it me
Life is too short as it is
I don’t agree that it's our destiny
Each day we continue on with our daily tasks
Coping until there is a reminder
Of their birthday or first date
Why do I ponder
Leaning on people is not my fancy
Although tormenting myself is a sin
I hope a day will come, in time
I can hurdle my grief from within
When you grieve the loss of a child
It’s not in the natural order of things
For a child to die before his/her parents
The nightmare never ends, it’s not dwindling
As the reality of the death settles in
Intense anger at the thought
Deep anguish that the loss is “forever”
God help me with the peace I have sought
The grief may intensify with time
Although my friends say it never ends
Lost to the grim specter of death
They lost a part of themselves, they lost a friend
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