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Array ( [sid] => 4512 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Her Last Breath [time] => 2002-10-01 14:20:00 [hometext] => This poem was written shortly after the death of my 19 year old sister, Jacqueline Suzanne. [bodytext] => A Swift and silent death
clutched you from this life
You didn't see it coming
No time to say good-bye
Could you feel your heart stop beating
Did you struggle for your breath
What would you have done different
If you knew it was your last
Were you deep inside a dream
Were you scared when you couldn't wake
were you begging for survival
Were you saddened by your fate
Did you holler out for me
in the middle of the night
What happened at that moment
Did you try to make it right
Will I ever really know
What you felt that inside
Will I ever understand
Why you had to die?
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Her Last Breath

Contributed by Jennifer Deanne Dris on Tuesday, 1st October 2002 @ 02:20:00 PM in AEST
Topic: Grief



A Swift and silent death
clutched you from this life
You didn't see it coming
No time to say good-bye
Could you feel your heart stop beating
Did you struggle for your breath
What would you have done different
If you knew it was your last
Were you deep inside a dream
Were you scared when you couldn't wake
were you begging for survival
Were you saddened by your fate
Did you holler out for me
in the middle of the night
What happened at that moment
Did you try to make it right
Will I ever really know
What you felt that inside
Will I ever understand
Why you had to die?




Copyright © Jennifer Deanne Dris ... [ 2002-10-01 14:20:00]
(Date/Time posted on site)





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Re: Her Last Breath (User Rating: 1 )
by SeXyDrAgOn on Tuesday, 1st October 2002 @ 02:28:08 PM AEST
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death is tragic i know, too many unanswered questions, may i ask how she died?


Re: Her Last Breath (User Rating: 1 )
by Jennifer_Deanne_Driscoll on Tuesday, 1st October 2002 @ 03:16:27 PM AEST
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She had a heart attack in her sleep. She had an eating disorder.


Re: Her Last Breath (User Rating: 1 )
by Jenni_Kalicharan on Tuesday, 1st October 2002 @ 08:58:32 PM AEST
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Oh Jen....I'm so sorry about this.... It must be so hard to understand.... my thoughts are with you..
Jenni


Re: Her Last Breath (User Rating: 0 )
by Former_Member on Tuesday, 1st October 2002 @ 09:08:23 PM AEST
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I've recently lost my nan, aged 78.
I was looking through the poems on this site trying to find one that expressed how I'm feeling right now and yours has really hit the spot....thank you. Donna UK


Re: Her Last Breath (User Rating: 1 )
by matlock on Wednesday, 2nd October 2002 @ 11:36:40 PM AEST
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I am sorry for your loss.


Re: Her Last Breath (User Rating: 1 )
by Jennifer_Deanne_Driscoll on Thursday, 10th October 2002 @ 10:49:25 AM AEST
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Thanks for all the sympathetic replies. My sister died at the age of 19 from a heart attack. She had an eating disorder, sadly enough it was the end of her. However, I believe that death only makes us stronger.


Re: Her Last Breath (User Rating: 1 )
by Jennifer_Deanne_Driscoll on Thursday, 30th September 2004 @ 04:05:15 AM AEST
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I forget how sad i was when i wrote this




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