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Best Poems Written by Deborah Gale

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I Have To Thank My Sister

I have to thank my sister for something years ago
It's written in this message that I think she ought to know

I have to thank my sister for everything she's done
To keep me in the family the time we lost our mom

I have to thank my sister each and every day
For never ever letting children's aid take me away

I have to thank my sister for taking care of me
She was my guardian angel when she didn't have to be

I have to thank my sister for the life she chose to share
For me her little sister with her tender loving care

I have to thank my sister and her loving husband too
For doing all the things for me they didn't have to do

I have to thank my sister until e-ter-ni-ty
I'm proud that she's my sister and in my family

I have to thank my sister before the teardrops start
I love Paulette my sister from the bottom of my heart

by Deborah Lynn Gale

Thank You Paulette & Bill
LOVE YOU BOTH ALWAYS

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My Journey Home

The spirits stand before me to guide me on my way
To a place so peaceful that I would like to stay

I'll be on the wings of eagles soaring through the skies
While all my friends and family say their last goodbyes

I am the bear gone fishing for everlasting life
Until I am reunited with my children and my wife

I hear lots of animals running through this eternal land
As they have come to greet me and take me by the hand

The wolves lay here beside me somewhere beyond the moon
As I wait for my family to come and visit someday soon

And I shall go on hunting for the place to lay to rest
Beside my loving mother in holy blessedness

I see the gates of our great spirit as I start drawing near
And send lots of hugs and kisses to those I hold so dear

I'll be on my journey home somewhere past our great sun
So I'm sending loving spirits to all my beloved ones

by Deborah Lynn Gale
with deepest sympathy to Native, David Welch