Poem from Joe, Loris husband

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dkangel
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Re: Poem from Joe, Loris husband

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This brought tears to my eyes. Sometimes, when I am at my lowest, I think I can just email Lori, for she-above all others-was there for me no matter what. She never gave up on me-like so many others.
I miss her.

dk
ghost
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Re: Poem from Joe, Loris husband

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can it be stickyed?
tears still each time i read it
thank you for it
earthhorse
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Re: Poem from Joe, Loris husband

Post by earthhorse »

This is a gorgeous poem.

Joe you have the soul and spirit of an angel. No wonder you two were soul mates.

Joe I hope that life has gotten easier a little for you.

((((((((((((((((((((((((Joe))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

I am so sorry it hurts so much. I love how you transform your hurt. I know this will not stop hurting ever. But I think there will be things that will come to you, to you like an ocean. And your hurt will have a place there but it will not subsume you.

Much love, hope and strength to you,

EH
"One kind word can warm three winter months"
there
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Re: Poem from Joe, Loris husband

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Thank you so much for this lovely, heartfelt poem. I feel lucky to have had Lori in my life.
All women are beautiful. Period.
I deserve better than survival.
writing2heal
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Re: Poem from Joe, Loris husband

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This poem brought me comfort today, in the morning of my grief. Thank you Joe. My heartfelt thoughts are not far from this place, and your words mean so much to me. A lovely rememberance of one of the most amazing ladies I've ever had the treasure of knowing.

-w2h
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