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Parents of a Suicide
Denise Bellion, Mother of Carl Cufone
Questions left unanswered
Torturing to the head;
Lie in bed awake at night
Wondering what you could have said.
Gone, forever,
Never to be seen
Their eyes which did sparkle
And so brightly gleam.
Are they here or not,
I wonder every day.
Again, questions left unanswered,
Much to my dismay.
Memories are foggy,
Turning into blur,
To speak their name aloud
Has become just another slur.
Forbidden by society,
The silence becomes so loud
Don’t tell them how they left you,
It might upset the crowd.
A wonderful human being has left
And no one really cares.
All that’s left is open mouths
With nothing but silly stares.
No questions or answers
There for you,
Your shoes they never wore.
It’s not a pair for anyone;
Can’t be bought in any store.
If the price tag was visible,
I know not one would buy
The cost to wear these shoes
Is just too friggin’ high.
Parents of Suicide
Friends and Families of
Suicide
"Index"
"Dedication"
"Welcome"
"On The Internet"
"We Remember Them"
"When Someone is Too Bruised to be Touched"
"Recipe Contributors"
"I Am Alive"
By: Jeff Shuck
"POS is a Light House"
By: Alice Stephen
"The Invisible Cord"
With Love From Terri Apostolakos
"Parents of a Suicide"
By Denise Bellion
"A Guide to Healing After Death, Loss and Suicide"
By: Iris Bolton
"We Remember Them"
~From the Jewish
Book of Prayer~