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May 2013
Her wings are gold but silver lined
Her eyes greeted us as she would glide
The curses rose from every soul
From every heart left cleansed inside

Watch her in her grace and glory
As her beauty tells a story
Of her life of purity
Raining hope and slowly pouring

Roses are red
But violets are blue
If I were to lose her what would I do?
Thoughts in my head
Cycled through and through
This world abused her and blinded she flew
Away and depressed
The pain has still grown
And I was impressed, the restraint she’d shown
Yet she has been blessed
With a seed of hope
And again one day she will come home.
Jeffrey Chamberlain
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Jeffrey Chamberlain  PA, USA
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