New Poem! This is actually by my friend AquaStar (read her stories!) I just added the stuff in between. The poem is hers. Now read it!

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Harry walked into the graveyard and passed by the graves. So many lives were lost in that war. He stopped at the stone he was looking for. Sirius had died protecting him in the last battle. Harry felt a tear roll down his cheek. He took out a piece of parchment and set it down next to a single rose. It read:

I sit here by your grave

Remembering

Your smiling face

Your warm embrace

The way you comforted me

When I was alone

The way you cared for me

When no one was home

The way you stood up for me

When I was pushed around

The way you helped me up

When I fell to the ground

Well here I am sitting by your grave

Remembering all those things

Remembering, Remembering, Remembering

Harry sighed and looked around. Hermione was sitting by another grave saying something. He figured she should be left alone and turned back to Sirius's grave.

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Hermione stared at Ron's grave placing some flowers on it. She started to sob. Ron was her boyfriend and now he was gone. She looked back at the tomb stone and recited a poem:

I sit here by your grave

Remembering

Your smiling face

Your warm embrace

The way you comforted me

When I was alone

The way you cared for me

When no one was home

The way you stood up for me

When I was pushed around

The way you helped me up

When I fell to the ground

Well I sit here by you grave

Remembering all those things

Remembering, Remembering, Remembering

Hermione looked up. She saw Sophia, Snape's daughter, engraving something on a tombstone with her wand. For a moment she wondered what her friend was writing, but pushed it aside and went back to Ron's grave.

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Sophia looked at her father's grave. She had only found out that he was her father before they went into battle. She fought beside him and he helped her.

She looked at the tombstone and found it looked rather plain. She muttered, "Gnivargne." Words started to form on the stone:

I sit here by your grave

Remembering

Your smiling face

Your warm embrace

The way you comforted me

When I was alone

The way you cared for me

When no one was home

The way you stood up for me

When I was pushed around

The way you helped me up

When I fell to the ground

Well I sit here by your grave

Remembering all those things

Remembering, Remembering, Remembering

Sophia sighed as she continued to look at the grave. A single tear fell onto the flower she placed on the ground.

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And in Heaven, three spirits smiled down at the people by there graves,

Remembering, Remembering, Remembering