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In loving memories of Alet


These are the words we utter gone to soon Loving memories, memories of our so dear loved families    As soon as you entered a room your appreciations excelled to the moon Your eyes piercing like the beauty of the blue ocean                               Your hair short and blond   You and I together, we enjoyed life in slow motion The extraordinary moments we shared grew fond We were like two peas in a pod Inseparable, we were like birds of a feather In harmony as true that this was a pure act of God Putting you on my pathway so we can flock together In diverse matters others experience your exterior My laughter and your jokes These were the diminutive things that made us superior With every movement life gave us these slight pokes An insignificant reminder That life should not be lived alone  The unwise choices made us blinder Unintentionally you leaving me with a chaperone   My eyes are wide open like a sharp dagger In the unseen sensitivity it raids me down You are no longer here, no more I am a Jagger Within me Fear was instilled from dusk till dawn I could not breath, eat nor sleep Unshakable reality when your casket descend An immoral breakdown that makes us weep Breaking the chains of pretend To a sense that death has never asked permission Plucked from the earth Departed we are without gratifying our mission You left us with your reminiscences of what you are worth For the only words I utter is gone to soon In loving memories I love you beyond the moon You leave me behind in miseries In loving memories of Alet You left me with insufferable regret
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