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Remember My Smile

When the final note of the overture ends

When breath has ceased to come

These graceful fingers no longer bend

The heart has stopped its hum

 

Upon leaving this earth, I pause a minute

And kiss the top of your head

If only you had been it

Alas that I am now dead

 

For in my life, I came to know

A love unlike all other

One that only brought me woe

And a wish to meet your mother

 

As I leave you now, all clad in white

Let go of pent up anger and hate

For a car that ran askew in the night

Unworthy was it of such fate

keep a smile, please remember mine

Still in it, I'm alive

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lucey-snyder
Published
Feb 3, 2010
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