The Anger of Grief
A Grief Poem
March 9, 1999

By A. Edrich
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I know someone who's hurting inside.
Dealing and coping, but Anger takes its ride.

One thing goes wrong, and it's hell to pay.
Grudges you hold, the past is yet today.

Broken inside, with no way to escape.
So out comes the pain, the rage, and the blame.

Sometimes no one's at fault, but one must fall.
You direct the anger and one bears the fall.

I know someone who's hurting, but his is not the same.
Dealing and coping. Praying the anger will tame.

About The Author:
A. Edrich will always mourn the loss of her daughter, mother, and grandparents, but through God's grace and mercy she has found the strength and courage to face each day with renewed faith and hope. And every morning she wakes up thanking God for her two, living children and the joy they bring her every day!

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