The Sight of Your Final Resting Place
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Your body much to young at the wise old age of five
Your heart and soul remain at large
Your spirit ripped from the hands of earth
and forced to leave without a spoken word
Your smile was left to be engraved in our minds
Your footprints were left to be captured by our hearts
You left so suddeningly yet with diginity
yet we all still sit here and wonder why
You are no longer around the corner
You are no longer at the end of the hall
waiting with that backpack that was far from small
You no longer walk on the sandy shores
You no longer have the privilege of walking on earth
Yet it stills seems like yesturday that you were all ours
We search everyday hoping you will be waiting
We push ourselves a little harder just to get by
We laugh with tears in our eyes
We just wish you could return
We count the days
Eight years have gone by so slow
We carry your picture from class to class
We mangae even though we are filled with sorrow
Our place of comfort seperates us by feet of earth
Our eyes water at the site of the floweres
and the little toys that are scatter the earth
Our memories remain cherished
Our souls tend to shake
Our eyes water the ground
as we hug the dirt
But we will remain
Even through the darkness we will stay
The solar lights will always be on to scare the monsters away
We know it's been eight years but you still glow
I look at life diffrerently
I wonder why we are not with you
I ask that you be at peace
I want there to be a heavenly place
I set my standards high
I visit you often always leaving a note
I'm chasing my dreams with you in mind
I'm reaching for the sky
I'm planning to be a nurse
I'm keeping your memory alive
I'm going to be taking care of children
just like the nurses in the ICU when you were five
I'm going into each day knowing you are watching
I'm aware that you do not physically walk with us
I'm sure though one day we will come
from far and near just to see each other above
We will always be there
Your brother
Your best friend
Your reading buddy
Your parents
One day though you will be there with us
Some how, some way
We will all be together
That will be the day.