Where are you my daughter?

Where are you my daughter?

A Poem by toodles
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where do the go when they die?

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Where are you my daughter
You are no longer in my arms
Your face haunts me, but when I reach for you
You disappear.

Sometimes I hear your laughter
Somewhere off in the distance
When I search for you, you cannot be found.

Where is your beautiful smile
The one that lit up your face
I always saw it when I looked at you.

They tell me you are in heaven, my daughter
And that I will see you again one day
I cannot find this heaven

They say I should be happy you are there
That it is where all the good people go
I cannot find the happiness in that

Are you in heaven my daughter?
Or do you merely just haunt my dreams now?
Where are you my daughter?
You left along with my heart

© 2011 toodles


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This was sad but telling. It is a struggle to overcome any loss, but more so to lose a child. I am sorry about your daughter's death. As far as this poem goes, it was like painting a question with words, a story with an image that has faded. This was simple, but wonderful. As you seek to find peace over your loss, I really hope the best for you.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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toodles
toodles

winston, OR



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I am a 32 year old mother of four. I have been told that writing may be a good way to work through the death of my 11 year old daughter. I haven't written much since I was in high school. more..

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