Cindy Shoenhair ...


 

My Mommy
Composed after Cindy’s passing by one of her children

My Mommy fought to the very end.
My Mommy always had a hand to lend.

My Mommy said I’m not a quitter,
But in the end she was not bitter.

My Mommy’s middle age was 20 years old.
My Mommy had a heart of solid gold.

My Mommy was giving, nice and sweet,
But in the end she finally got beat.

The killer of my Mommy was not a gun.
In my Mommy’s last days she had no fun.

For the cancer still raged forth,
And now my Mommy is up north.

My Mommy always said we would be together,
And I’ll believe that forever and ever.




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In Memory of... Cindy Shoenhair - My Mommy 
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