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She was just four years old 
    when diagnosed with cancer,
we were all so confused and 
        begged and pleaded for answers.
We knew not at first how bad it 
was until one gloomy winter day,
when we heard the diagnosis and 
                  didn’t know what to say.

Cancer filled her marrow and 
          pain filled her innocent soul,
she walked a path of heartache 
            with poison eating her whole.
She’ll never get to see the beauty of
bearing a child of her own,
   but the one great thing is that 
                            she didn’t die alone. 

She fought like a trooper full of strength; 
        a little courageous hero,
held onto ever single breath until 
her breaths went to zero.
         So innocent and sweet with a heart 
of gold to remember,
but I’ll never forget that chilly fall 
                              day in late September. 

We sat around her bed holding hands
and knew it was time, 
              for her to say goodbye…
she was so weak but wrote us a rhyme-
                       She said, “please don’t worry about
                       me when I am gone, 
                       my soul will be in heaven where 
                       tiny angels belong.”

I felt the inspiration as I watched 
     her close her dreary eyes, 
it’s been over five long years, 
             man how time flies.
The beauty of a loss lies in the 
remarkable moment of peace,
   her compassion and love for life every 
                  day always increased.

She is definitely someone younger 
      who gave me inspiration, 
for I am grateful for the way God made 
           such a beautiful creation, 
She’ll always fly high in my dreams and 
in my soul I shall keep, 
as I say my prayers to her softly, 
                 when I lay my head to sleep. 




Younger People Who Have Inspired You
March 6, 2017
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