So Rare a Soul
So rare a soul, I found in you.
Grandpa, Dad. To me you were both.
Salt of the earth, by those who knew,
you stood by your friends and your oaths.
My North Star, guiding my morals,
of fears, you were there to console.
Taught me life is color neutral.
Encouraged me to reach my goals.
Your heart, as big as all outdoors,
helping anybody in need.
Gave me the nudge, to learn to soar.
Your examples, planted the seeds.
Your one in a million, to me.
This world is less now, with you gone.
Of your counsel, I do still heed,
"Don't do it, if you think it's wrong."
For the contest: One In A Million
For: Linda Marie
Placement: 5th
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