Eventually we all cross that bridge
The bridge to the other side
Where we hope and pray
Our life on Earth qualifies
Upon entry there
Our loved ones who went before us
Greet us with open arms
Even tails wagging amorous
Our diseases and injuries
All healed making us like new
Our hearts together again
Our souls rejoicing too
The passing of life
We all know is inevitable
The pain we experience
Physical and emotional
But after crossing over that bridge
The pain is taken away
We’re surrounded with love
With all our loved ones anyway
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Offline) - Published: June 3rd, 2024 02:56
- Category: Spiritual
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- Users favorite of this poem: Qurrathul Ain, Teddy.15, GenXer Shamrocker ☘️
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A fine write AP.
Meanwhile I gotta endure various pains with KP - as in pain in the neck! lol.
Oh dear, the pain, the pain. I can bare it no longer. 😩
Spreading your positive vibes and I can only say how beautiful to be able to think this way. Wonderful poets heart you do own. 🌹
Thanks Teddy. With so much negativity in the world, we have to make our own positivity. 😉👍
Wherefore the rather, brethren, make your election sure: for if ye do these things, ye shall never fall:
Thanks for the visit 2781.
You make it sound so inviting AP. Beautiful thoughts, though I am not ready to visit yet. Have a wonderful day dear poet.
Well I would hope you're not yet ready Cassie. My poem today is about when the day comes and you ARE ready. Keep that quill wet. 😊
what a lovely thought poemed .. 🌹
Thanks N. Just a thought to ponder on. 😉
We know that love is there awaiting us AP.
Andy
Thanks Andy. Appreciate your visits and compliments. 😁👍
I know this all too well. Loss is hard.
It is hard on us here in the physical world, but the crossing over part relieves us of that pain. And while here, knowing that makes it easier for us when our loved ones cross over. And its never good-bye, but till we meet again. 🌹 Thanks GenXer.
That is true. Thank you for a better perspective AP
Thank you for reading GenXer. 🙂
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