They have all come to this place
To reflect, remember and share
About the days before a burden so heavy
Needing only two Paul Barers to bare.
The smile on her face and the warmth of her heart
She was going to make it so far
She was going to be a doctor, a lawyer
She was going to be a star
She was going to make her parents so proud
She was going to be their every dream
She was going to be a hardcore rebel
She was going to be a little rough at the seams
She was going to live and bring life to others
She was going to see and do it all
No one knew that she was destined
To take such a sudden fall
Everyone had a plan for her life
Everyone was going to play a part
Everyone thought there was so much promise
In such a promising start
But Ashes to ashes, and Ashes to dust
Here we lay Ashley in the snow-covered clay
At three months old they never guessed
That they would have lost their loved one that day.
But they all come and pay their respects
In the Funeral home Where
Such a heavy burden of burden’s
Needs only two Paul Barers to bare.
Clay~
Once agian one of those profound poems that just amaze and touch the reader. There is no doubt God has a plan for your writing to touch many because he has blessed you with a wondrful gift. I love you
Your baby girl
KCK
A great poem, especially for one that just came to mind. It's amazing how when everything seems so perfect, something can suddenly go wrong. And this poem is a great representation of such.
~Me~
Very sad. But...just so you know, they are called Pall Bearers, not Paul Barers.