Remember those that lived



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Remember those that lived

Today many many people passed away In many different manners. Some by natural causes and some to early and in accidents of many varieties.  Everything in their past now becomes a memory to those who knew and loved them. The lives they touched now becomes an anthem for their life. Many tears will be shed and an empty spot in the hearts of many will form. Some will wonder why and maybe feel a little anger. Across the world Some may have no one to mourn them. Alot of us won't even know these people and therefore know not to mourn. As these folks go to the beyond many of us even though many of them we never knew will still pray for them and any friends and or family left behind to get through this. As we all know every person that ever lived will one day pass on it still comes as a shock when it happens. When death comes we need to turn to God and pray that he will be there to greet these many of his children into his arms. Those of us left behind must keep the love that these folks were about alive by loving our fellowman. The greatest respect we can give these folks is keep living in the best way we can and allowing space in our heart and soul for God. As well in each day treat others with the greatest respect and kindness that will make God proud.
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Written on January 19, 2024

Submitted by rjenavy on January 19, 2024

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Richard J Edwards

Retired Navy. Live in Montana. And Love God. In 2004 I wrote and had published by poetry. Com The Truth Of Heart and Soul put in their book "Involving the Muse". This is not my best work. I have 40yrs of writings I know R publish worthy I'm just looking for some to help that knows how to do that. I'm a common man and I believe my writings R easily relatable. more…

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