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Memory Garden


Every time I pass the garden, I feel my heart start to harden. To remind me of the loved ones that have passed, Thank God I have something to make them last. I look and stare at the wall, A tree of life bares it all. I come here to reflect, And visit with the utmost respect. Through rain or shine, And all through time; Although with pain, My thoughts remain.
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