At Four(for Ronan and Maya Thompson)
He was four
When he was whisked away
From a loving mother's arms
And he breathed his last.
He was the
Prettiest boy you ever saw
With sparkling blue eyes
And sunshine kissed skin.
He was one
Of the most playful
And energetic and fun
Boy you ever saw.
And today
The mother would sit down
And let the tears trickle down her cheeks
As she misses and longs for him
In a dark room with little noise
Or any light
And the brothers mourn the loss of their baby brother.
And the mother
Would remember it was his birthday,
And remember that it was at four he was taken away.
And nothing you could do would make it
Hurt any less
No fake tears or cheesy words of advice.
But there is one thing you can do
Which is to mourn
With her and show her you understand
Her pain.
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This poem was written for Ronan and Maya Thompson. If you read her blog, this poem will pretty much be explained there.
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