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Ode to Jennipher Ignacz


Oh, how time has flow since the beginning

To the memories I will be clinging

 

As the time continues to ebb and flow 

Our intertwining paths now branch, we’ll go               

 

The memories of you I’ll reminisce

Our journey now ends with sorrowful bliss 

 

A glimpse of your smile makes my day brighter

Days with you seem just a bit livelier

 

Your glimmering irises glow with life

With you there was no contention or strife

 

The cosmetics you wear, but you don’t need

You’re beautiful, its easily agreed

 

Compassion is your dearest quality

Throughout your actions of equality

 

You severed my view like ancient Bilbo

My tiny world is now a vast cosmos

 

The impressions you leave are unequaled

 Life is going to be dreary, dark, dulled

 

Memories of our time spent I’ll hold dear

As we progress with our future career

 

An affectionate farewell through this praise

Alas, we’ll depart our separate ways

 

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