POETRY.COM (PAST)

I remember when you were so young

So vibrant, full of fire and free

You hadn’t a care in the world

It all came easy, you had no want

You grew up so fine

The object of all’s desires

Inquired by many, requested by most

And all yearned to be found in your sight

E’en at an old age beauty remained

All heads turned for you

All eyes yearned your glare

Young and old awaited your approval

You’re no more amongst us

And your legacy live on in many hearts

Your daughter’s features resemble you in many ways but

She hasn’t your fire, she’s young,

Her flaming’s low

Yet her long lean stride reminds us of your constant flow

Written in 2000s

MBM-Tine Brice