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Miles Away

Miles away from the love of my life.
Time keeps ticking away.
But my mind is back to that very day.
This picture speaks volume.
Be Strong YOU CAN DO THIS. Love y'all - MISS.AGE 

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  1. D'PoetDecember 1, 2019 at 2:20 PM

    Thank You for Putting into Words what Others are feeling inside, but can't verbalise out. And Yes This Picture does Speak Volumes. The Agony of Your Loss may never Leave, But You Learn to Cope With It. The Memories of Your Loved One Held So Close & Dear. And the God of All Hope Will Fill You With Hope to keep Going. Stay Strong Beautiful Soul.♥️

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    1. MISS.AGE❤️ Lakena TaualiiDecember 1, 2019 at 6:27 PM

      This picture resonate with me in many ways.
      I can understand this also relates to all widows out there even the widows that are remarried.
      There is an unseen bond we hold this pain lingers always. Yes we learn to live with the pain because the pain will never go away. We learn to live with it.

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