So very sorry to hear your sad news, but what a beautiful poem, your daughter sounds a very caring person at such a young age. Must be honest it brought tears to my eyes.
Hi, that is just beautiful,writing this will help her grieve hopefully and come to terms with losing someone very special to her. Sending hugs to both of you Karen x
Thankyou,I think her sharing things makes her feel that little bit better.As adults we cope better than a child.She had her first experience oh how life can be so cruel.We chat and hug and she feels that little bit better.
That’s so very sad, losing a friend who’s been part of your life for so long.
I also like the final verse of the poem your daughter’s so wisely chosen:
The sun, the wind, the moon, the stars,
will forever be around,
reminding you of the love you shared,
and the peace they’ve finally found
In a way, your friend’s passing so early, horrid though it is, will help your daughter in years to come. Hopefully she’ll come to terms with the fact that we all die when it’s our time, life in the meantime is for living, we can help ourselves and others to enjoy life, and we all need to hold on to memories of good things.
It’s still very tough for one so young to lose someone so close.
Hoping the pain will start to ease before too long,
Ive told her mammy is not leaving her to go to heaven until I am very very old.She wants to know about Aunty Deborahs flowers and were they pritty,bless she is trying to cope and is allowed to cry if she wishes.
She is glad she shared.It made her smile to think others also care.