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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She was of this rich earth and clay a beautiful lass so full of life and so wont at play who used to water ski in Turtle Bay At Carnival time costume in hand marched and danced she in a masquerade band till midnight and Las Lap’s last stand The year was nineteen fifty-three when down the aisle walked in grace and beauty my future mother and bride to be A Catholic girl whose love was true torn between the man she loved and faith she knew but followed her heart and said “I do!” Was a leap of faith and leap of fate to stay all the raging madness and mayhem at our gate or leave Trinidad before it’s too late Her island home for us all gave up and of life’s bittersweet wine drank from its cup but a poisoned chalice she did sup She was an abider of all that’s good who raised us in the cares and joys of motherhood in the devotions for which she stood Whom taught me in the ways of love and edified the outcast soul in me to rise above when all our lives she was a part of The breast that suckled life in arms alas needed life’s healing salves and curing balms yet bravely you fought all its harms Now it’s been twoscore years gone since God among His saints counted you as one and a darkness this world fell upon! Written: February 2018 Dedicated to Jacqueline Trestrail 1932 ~ 1978
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