Our snow white rose
she lays in the coffin on a pillow of silk,
The rich, deep brown wood like a frame, the cream silk stitched inside adds a softness, a soft pillow completes the bed.
Dark brown long hair flows over the pillow and frames the face of this angel, her skin looks like porclin and white as snow,
Her lips and cheeks rosy and the long lashes lay forever now on her cheek, eyes closed and ready for her long sleep.
Hands closed over her chest as if in prayer, the smell of vanilla, the scent she always used floating around her in a soft cloud.
Beautiful and at rest, a picture of perfection never to grow older, like a rose cut when it is in full bloom and displayed for the finest art works, then captured for all time for the world to see and remember.
Our rose, our snow white, our sister, our angel.
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Posted: May 2013
About this poem:
How i remember my last look at my baby sister, she died at 30 and she was and is our angel.
Love you Julie.
Comments (7)
what wonderful imagery for remembrance (((ladyjewel)))
ty for sharing this part of your Soul,
your sister.. an angel
She will always be that way now
Lol i think these days she looks after me more then i ever did her
Love and light lovely people.. Am sitting in candlelight right now, no power, hugs and sweet dreams xxx