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If you think greeting cards on the Internet have become blase, then you just haven't seen ours yet. All of our greeting cards combine the Truth of poetry with the unique beauty of custom graphics. And it couldn't be any easier to send a greeting card, either.

Select a Poetry Greeting Card by clicking the little circle next to each one, then add your friend's email address. Compose a message to tell them how you feel. Finally, click a button to send the greeting card and wait for their heart-felt response.

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Sad Poetry Cards


	Select a Graphical Poem Card Click the small radio button to select that picture, or click the picture for a larger view.
			Seek Not My Heart When life and love have torn apart your heart, where do the shattered pieces lie?
			Let's Make A Deal People don't always feel the same way about us, as we feel about them.
			Broken Heart Maybe the worst pain of love are caused by the regrets.
			Mermaid Song Ever wonder where mermaids come from? This Sad Poem by xAngelx suggests it's an affliction of the heart.
			Don't Look Back This poem by T.J.H is a Sad Poem. Or is it? Welcome to "breaking up" with an attitude…
			Just a Little Longer A Poem on Life, and on death, this is a somber, moody, and very thought provoking piece by Maria Bryne.
			This Old Picture Book This haunting Poem on Life, by Katey Shines, speaks of some very common issues in our lives - memories and regrets - with some very uncommon images.
			What Else Can I Say? This Sad Poem, by Ron Carnell, explores some issues of separation, some feelings of hopelessness, and some feeble attempts at apology.

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