We walk through shadows, each with our own light, Some hold the silence, some weep through the night. Grief is not weakness, it’s love’s sacred sound, An echo that lingers, refusing be drowned. Grieve in your own way, grieve in your own time, Love leaves a mark no reason can define. Together or alone, in whispers or in song, Grieving is personal, and none of it is wrong. We do not move on, but we learn how to bear, A shadow beside us, it’s always still there. Loss carves out spaces, yet memories remain, Rooms filled with laughter, with joy and with pain. Grieve in your own way, grieve in your own time, Love leaves a mark no reason can define. Together or alone, in whispers or in song, Grieving is personal, and none of it is wrong. Grieving’s the heart’s way of honoring most, The love and the stories, the moments we host. Healing’s not forgetting, but peace we reclaim, Finding soft comfort in sorrow’s flame. Grief is the bridge from what was to what’s gone, Yet love is the river that carries us on. Every tear shed is a testament true, To the depth of the love that once carried you. Grieve in your own way, grieve in your own time, Love is the thread through the sorrow we find. Together or alone, in faith or in doubt, Grieving is personal—let love carry us out.