Brittle bones and dulcet tones Of monitors beeping their last. In a sunny room with a sinless floor White sheets of purest perfection Cover the only blemish In view of Eden. A casket of flesh hangs in tranquility Over the hollow structure of mud and man. Angels blink and do not see The raging lacerations cradling And caressing the final pieces of life In her. Her visage drapes to silence the mind And will never be held again. The winter of her absence is already felt As her hands drift away like smoke. Never took more than was hers, Now this takes all that ever touched her. The payment for a well-lived life is love Hers wandering after the dulcet tones Do cease.
For Grandpa. Still going even after the tones have ceased.