Jada Mortensen

And so she was the girl from Bair.
With ocean eyes and golden hair.
Of heavy heart and light despise
Of cupid's dart and winter's cries.
There came a day when things did end.
Around the corner of the bend
There came a truck and in dispair
The loudest word was spoken there.
And so she left to who knows where.
Whilst many cried because they cared.
She roams around in circles too,
And whispering winds and skies of blue.
We raise our glass towards the sky
And smile a memory although she died.
No tears tonight, not ever one.
For there she rests inside the sun.
She is okay we know for sure.
In better days to now endure.
And so she was the girl from Bair
With clemency; a heart so fair.
And as we lay in bed and sigh,
I'd like to say to you Goodbye.

Rest In Peace Best Friend
11-21-1996 ~ 06-21-2011
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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July 3, 2016 at 1:22 AM
Araceli Hosea, enjoyed reading your poem, thank you for sharing your thoughts through words. *SKAT*
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October 8, 2013 at 2:10 PM
So sorry to read about your loss. This is a lovely tribute for your friend and a nicley written verse. I hope to read more from you soon. :)) Love and blessings, Rhonda
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