Jenny
Jenny
Soft brown eyes that looked at me;
And quiet was her room.
She nestled in the soft white sheets.
Like a baby in a womb.
Then Jenny smiled.
She lived in pain, but seldom cried,
As she watched the hours pass.
For she loved the morning sunshine;
And the roses bloomed at last ;
For it was spring.
She couldn't speak,
Or even raise her head;
But the Warrior's heart within her;
Felt not one bit of dread.
It was summer.
The leaves like golden raindrops fell,
with an early frost;
Jenny loved the chilly weather;
As she bore her painful cross.
It was Autumn.
The snow fell gently,
And prepared her little bed.
For then they found her;
Lying cold and dead.
It was winter.
Copyright © Wanda Daugherty | Year Posted 2019
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