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Carolyn Athens
DON’T LOOK BACK
Every time she comes it’s like Christmas Eve. Without Christmas Eve there will be no excitement of Christmas. There will be no fun or joy waiting for the presents. Christmas Eve is a thrill and Christmas wouldn’t be the same without it.
How can a person loved so much be missed? How can a person great with children be missed? How can a smart person be missed?
Simple.
Chrissy Martin died by a drunk driver In Arizona one day going to work. Suddenly, slam, a car ran into her And made her life instantly end.
Chrissy was my babysitter. She was more than just a babysitter She was like an older sister I will never have. She brought joy and happiness to everyone around her.
Parts of her live inside of me. We both share the ability to put a smile on children’s faces And to see kids learn and think they’re smart. Whenever I babysit it reminds me of her. When she would come I had a smile on my face. And when I babysit the kids have smiles on their faces.
Live life like there is no tomorrow And cherish everything you do. Don’t look back, never look back.
Although she is gone physically, she is not gone mentally. She lives in my heart, mind, and soul. I know I will see her one day when I take my trip up to Heaven.
There is no more Christmas Eve.
Copyright © 2002 Student Publishing Program. Poetry and prose © 2002 by individual authors. Reprinted with permission. Site designed by Strong Bat Productions. |
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