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Janet Smith
January 20, 2012
What do I do with my questions now
Where do my comments go
Who will listen when I whine
Or when I'm feeling low
Your door was always open
Your smile was always on
But now your chair is empty
I can't believe you're gone
How do you fill an empty space
I don't know where to start
An empty glass can be filled with wine
But the space is in my heart
Janet
January 18, 2012
Unexpected deaths are hard to deal with but I pray that God gives you strength and peace.
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