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Her lost love

She sits on her porch swing

Thinking about her former love

She clings to a picture of him

But now he watches from above

 

She remembers that night he was very stressed

She got in his car

He hadn’t had much rest

And he had just left the bar

 

She wanted to drive

But he said he was fine

She didn’t know he would never get to arrive

Or that it would end on an incline

 

He raced down the street

She yelled slow down

They just wanted to get something to eat

He didn’t need to speed in town

 

Neither one seen the car coming straight for them

Than all they heard was glass breaking

When the car finally stopped it was 12 am

When she woke she was aching

 

The nurse walk in with the papers

She said that they had saved her but not him

She slipped into a vapor

She thought it was so grim

 

Its been 50 years now

And the doctor said yesterday that it won’t be long

She kept her vow

That they would walk along side by side again

 

She slowly set the picture down next to her

Than she seen his beautiful face

She knew she had made the transfer

And all she felt was grace

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heather-wright
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Apr 25, 2013
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