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Marjorie Lorraine Andersen


A golden stairway to carry the pure,

back home

She left in a breath,

Strong and ready

to go back home again.

Her life wasn't easy,

Since about nine she blew up and moved mountains.

She married young, but there were many lies and one child,

So she left her abuser, to one who would soothe her

Though he did die she loved him still.

She passed on May 31st,

to join him once again back home in paradise,

to the life she deserved

we will meet again.

 
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