IF I Could Change One Thing....
If I Could Change One Thing…
Last October, on a beautiful, fall day,
My grandparents were taken away.
They were on a church bus, along with sixteen others.
Only twelve came back to tell us the rest had gone no further.
Each year they enjoy a senior adult trip.
Just this once, I wish I had told them to skip.
That Tennessee highway took so many lives,
And there are no reasons why.
I’ve fought day and night,
Wishing I could have one more sight.
Heaven received many angels that day,
But two follow me now in a special way.
I wish I could make the pain die,
But I wasn’t allowed to say goodbye.
I can still see you when I close my eyes,
Why did you have to go?
I still have so much to show you.
After all the support you have given me,
I wish that you could see me,
So I can say one last time,
Thank you.
Time flies so fast,
I keep thinking about the past.
I love you with all my heart,
My memories of you will never part.
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