A Poem for Taylor
| This poem, written by Jim Howard,
was sent to us from some very dear friends.
The words are so appropriate in memory of Taylor.
Those of us who were so blessed to have had her in our life know she is
smiling, singing, playing and truly at peace.
She had a mind like a sponge and strove hard to learn all she could. .
In the short time we had her in our life she made an enormous impact on
all the people she came in contact with. She gave her love
unconditionally
to all, and did not ask for much in return. We will miss her forever. |
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Little
one, little one,
Where
have you gone?
Your
going has darkened
The
brightest dawn.
Why
did you leave us
So
soon, so soon?
Where
can we look for you?
Over
the moon?
On
butterflies wings?
In
the heart of a rose?
Who
knows, who knows
Where
a little one goes.
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Where
I have gone,
I
am not so small.
My
soul is as wide
As
the world is tall.
I
have gone to answer
The
call, the call
Of
the one who takes care of us all.
Wherever
you look
You
will find me there
In
the heart of a rose
In
the heart of a prayer.
On
butterflies’ wings
On
wings of my own.
To
you, I‘m gone, But I’m never alone.
I’m
over the moon, I am home. |
Grandma HiHo and Papa - February 14, 2000
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