From Nature She Came and to Nature She Returned
She Is Home At Last
Like water she flowed
Fluidly with everyone
A refreshing love
Energy like fire
Consuming all who contacts
Drowning them in warmth
Like a Cool soft breeze
She was a breath of fresh air
To the ones in need
Her soul was like earth
providing us nourishment
The soil now her home
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