Saturday, November 19, 2011

sad love poems that make you cry

    sad love poems that make you cry

    sad love poems that make you cry
    sad love poems that make you cry

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    Near to the door
    he paused to stand
    as he took his class ring
    off her hand
    all who were watching
    did not speak
    as a silent tear
    ran down his cheek
    and through his mind
    the memories ran
    of the moments they walked
    and ran in the sand (hand in hand)
    but now her eyes were so terribly cold
    for he would never again
    have her to hold
    they watched in silence
    as he bent near
    and whispered the words
    "I love you" in her ear
    as he put on his ring and wanted to die
    and just then the wind began to blow
    as they lowered her casket
    into the snow...
    this is what happens
    to man alive...
    when friends let friends
    drink and drive.


    sad love poems that make you cry

    sad love poems that make you cry
    sad love poems that make you cry

    Grab some tissue while you still can.

    Her hair was up in a ponytail
    Her favorite dress tied with a bow.
    Today was Daddy's Day at school,
    And she couldn't wait to go.

    But her mommy tried to tell her,
    That she probably should stay home.
    Why the kids might not understand,
    If she went to school alone.

    But she was not afraid;
    She knew just what to say.
    What to tell her classmates
    Of why he wasn't there today.

    But still her mother worried,
    For her to face this day alone.
    And that was why once again,
    She tried to keep her daughter home.

    But the little girl went to school,
    Eager to tell them all.
    About a dad she never sees
    A dad who never calls.

    There were daddies along the wall in back,
    For everyone to meet.
    Children squirming impatiently,
    Anxious in their seats.

    One by one the teacher called,
    A student from the class.
    To introduce their daddy,
    As seconds slowly passed.

    At last the teacher called her name,
    Every child turned to stare.
    Each of them was searching,
    For a man who wasn't there.

    "Where's her daddy at?"
    She heard a boy call out.
    "She probably doesn't have one,"
    Another student dared to shout.

    And from somewhere near the back,
    She heard a daddy say,
    "Looks like another deadbeat dad,
    Too busy to waste his day."

    The words did not offend her,
    As she smiled up at her Mom.
    And looked back at her teacher,
    Who told her to go on.

    And with hands behind her back,
    Slowly she began to speak.
    And out from the mouth of a child,
    Came words incredibly unique.

    "My Daddy couldn't be here,
    Because he lives so far away."
    But I know he wishes he could be,
    Since this is such a special day.

    And though you cannot meet him,
    I wanted you to know.
    All about my daddy,
    And how much he loves me so.

    He loved to tell me stories
    He taught me to ride my bike.
    He surprised me with pink roses,
    And taught me to fly a kite.


    We used to share fudge sundaes,
    And ice cream in a cone.
    And though you cannot see him,
    I'm not standing here alone.


    "Cause my daddy's always with me,
    Even though we are apart
    I know because he told me,
    He'll forever be in my heart"

    With that, her little hand reached up,
    And lay across her chest.
    Feeling her own heartbeat,
    Beneath her favorite dress.

    And from somewhere in the crowd of dads,
    Her mother stood in tears.
    Proudly watching her daughter,
    Who was wise beyond her years.

    For she stood up for the love
    Of a man not in her life.
    Doing what was best for her,
    Doing what was right.

    And when she dropped her hand back down,
    Staring straight into the crowd.
    She finished with a voice so soft,
    But its message clear and loud.

    "I love my daddy very much,
    He's my shining star.
    And if he could, he'd be here,
    But heaven's just too far."

    You see he was a fireman
    And died just this past year
    When airplanes hit the towers
    And taught Americans to fear.

    sad love poems that make you cry

    sad love poems that make you cry
    sad love poems that make you cry

    Grab some tissue while you still can.

    But sometimes when I close my eyes,
    "It's like he never went away."
    And then she closed her eyes,
    And saw him there that day.

    And to her mother's amazement,
    She witnessed with surprise.
    A room full of daddies and children,
    All starting to close their eyes.

    Who knows what they saw before them,
    Who knows what they felt inside.
    Perhaps for merely a second,
    They saw him at her side.

    "I know you're with me Daddy,"
    To the silence she called out.
    And what happened next made believers,
    Of those once filled with doubt.

    Not one in that room could explain it,
    For each of their eyes had been closed.
    But there on the desk beside her,
    Was a fragrant long-stemmed pink rose.


    And a child was blessed, if only for a moment,
    By the love of her shining bright star.
    And given the gift of believing,
    That heaven is never too far

    They say it takes a minute to find a
    special person, an hour to
    appreciate them, a day to love them, but
    then an entire life to forget them.

    Send this to the people you'll never
    forget and remember to send
    it also to the person that sent it to you.
    It's short message to let them know that
    you'll never forget them.

    If you don't send it to anyone, it means
    you're in a hurry and that
    you've forgot your friends.
    Take the time...to live and love.

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    sad love poems that make you cry
    sad love poems that make you cry

    Grab some tissue while you still can.
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