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Nicole by Shawn Ness Thursday, September 10, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Nicole Joslyn was murdered 10/24/04 while she and co-worker Alan Lowrie were at work. They are the inspiration behind my poetry book and Journey to 1000.
Send the angels of remorse A life ended too soon. I never knew her but she was beautiful. I wish I could have done something If something could have been done To be there, to be strong, to stand up. She did not need to die in the dark alone I would have held her hand and smiled softly Innocently, she knows the way to Heaven.
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Reviewed by Christine Alwin	9/10/2009

...tragic, I wish I could of held my brother's hand 34 years ago..as he was murdered at age 21,,,forever young.