Starr My Lost Sister
Starr
You walked with us.
You talked with us.
You texted us.
Now we miss you.
You had the flu.
You are our glue.
We will miss the busses.
We use to play in boxes.
We said no.
When you would glow.
You were loud.
And you were proud. You listened to music.
And laughed for amusement.
You had a phone.
You loved ice cream cones.
You loved school.
You were way too cool.
Your sheet was with you the day you were born.
It was with you when you were torn.
It was with you when you ate corn.
It will be barried with you.
We argued.
And you were valued.
God created you to bring us closer.
We were here to give you closure.
Sometimes we did.
Sometimes we didn't.
You touched many.
You had a lot of pennies.
I wish you had a car with a hemmie.
Starr you loved everything.
We need to sing.
We love you.
We miss you.
We want to see you.
Rest in peace baby sis.
Copyright © Dakota Burroughs | Year Posted 2016
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