Words lost on my tongue
Passion drained from my being
Death didn’t leave a song
© 2011 Michael Yost
http://gooseberrygoespoetic.blogspot.com/
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Michael's Lair 
another sad one Boo
Death often leaves me singing though 🙂 Happy to see you back xxxx
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Death is always sad. I understand how it can leave people singing and maybe writing.
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Sad, but a good write.
My poe for this week: http://charleslmashburn.wordpress.com/2011/08/28/forever-changed-2/
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That should be my “poem”. Wouldn’t want to be comparing myself to Poe!!
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The ultimate melancholic or saddest man that ever lived.
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sad…
bless you.
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Thanks for the blessing. And to you to.
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What a terrible pity. The ultimate good-bye is hard to surmount!
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With only a keyboard, yes.
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I guess we each cope with death of a loved one in our own ways and it’s all different in different cultures too. Very nice verse from you Mr Boo.
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Thanks Day Dreamer!
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Sad but absorbing
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Thanks DC. Appreciate the visit and the comment.
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Michael, Loved it! And death doesn’t sing, does it? Here’s my offering for the week: http://terri0729.wordpress.com/2011/08/29/soul-kiss/
Peae 🙂
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I can see where singing can release the grief for some people. Thanks Terri.
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sadness, death and love combined in one little poem, lovely.
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Thanks Ina.
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A sad but lovely poem.
Thanks for a great read.
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Glad you liked it. Thanks for the visit and the comment.
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are you frustrated?
powerful expression,
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Grieving. Thanks for the concern and comment.
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you made me think boo.. nice! thank you for sharing this. my entry: http://fiveloaf.wordpress.com/2009/11/24/fluttering-in-an-envelope/
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Thanks fiveloaf.
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Melancholy mood exhibited so succinctly
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Thanks Marlee.
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this is nice
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Thanks for the visit and the comment.
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Most of you are so sad. Is there no joy in a kiss?
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Not lately I’m afraid.
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tomorrow will be a cheerful day.
🙂
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No. Death never does.
Lost a dear old friend yesterday. Sad.
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This is sad and also very good. I am happy you shared this my entry for this week is http://gatelesspassage.com/2011/08/29/the-one-and-only-kiss
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Thanks!
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Why is death so selfish… I like this Michael.
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I think imho it’s because we can’t compete until we cross over.
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Melancholic….
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It’s been a few rough weeks around here. Thanks for the visit and the comment. I’ll be getting around to visiting everyone very soon.
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I’m very sorry, Michael–my condolences to you. xoxo
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Thank you very much.
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spoken straight from my own heart. beautiful, Michael.
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Thanks Reese.
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