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"Will you forgive me if I go on?
If you can't make this earthly journey through time with me
Will you then come along in my
Heart and wish me well?"
"When a loved one dies, time itself doesn't heal all wounds.
It's what you choose to do in the midst of grief
that promotes healing and leads to new hope and freedom".

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  • on Inniskeen Road: July Evening by Patrick Kavanagh, 2 days ago

    for guest Ffion

    I have tried to locate the exact date of writing but to no avail sorry.
    If you do ever find it please elt us know so that we too may use the information. Thank You - Von (Oldpoetry Team)

  • on The Song of Maria Clara by Jose Rizal, 2 days ago

    guest greg punzalan

    Greg, perhaps you could tell us why you think this is incorrect, please supply any source we could check against

    Regards,
    Von - Oldpoetry Team

  • on Ghost by Walter de la Mare, on November 17
    It's the Ghost that speaks: Lines 15 + 16 speak of 'a hope wearied hand' and it somehow seems that the ghost is the love that has died. He now feels the vast sorrow' of loneliness within his previous home.

  • on The Tyger by William Blake, on November 16

    for guest alex

    Please read all the comments below your own and you will get a much better understanding of the poem and perhaps you will see the answer to your own question....

    Von - Oldpoetry Team