Just One More Drink
A doll lay on the ground with smudge on its face in glare off head lights seems
so out of place. The smell of burnt rubber fills the air as the scene invokes a
horrifying stare. Time has stopped for a moment in the world as I view the
lifeless
body of a pretty little girl. In the longest minute I think about the lesson when
everyone weeps at the funeral precession. Family in sorrow as they try to
decipher why an innocent life was ended by an intoxicated driver. All could have
been avoided we would like to think but he had to have just one more drink. Only
the days can tell how long we mourn the life the gift the day she was born.
Pray the mother pray the father for your baby is gone but in your memories and
thoughts she will forever live on.
Copyright © Jerry Martin | Year Posted 2007
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