Having seen the CAPUCHIN'S CATACOMBS CORPSES OF PALERMO ITALY and Rosalie Lombardo's glass coffin, the sadness was overwhelming and this poem came from it.
My little sleeping beauty,
Wakes no more with the light,
She is interred forever,
Into the darkest of night.
My little sleeping beauty,
No longer eats or plays,
As she will spend eternity,
Sleeping away her days.
My little sleeping beauty,
No longer does she cry,
As pain has finally left her,
Once she’d begun to die.
My little sleeping beauty,
Whose life’s been gently kissed,
Sorrowfully she leaves us,
And is so deeply missed.
My little sleeping beauty,
She lies for all to see,
In her glass coffin,
No more alone to be.
My little sleeping beauty,
Wakes no more with the light,
She is interred forever,
Into the darkest of night.
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Reviews of "My little sleeping beauty"
Reviewed by Franciscous Sorne (Reader)
Reviewed on September 10, 2008
Beautiful and heartfelt that almost makes me cry...
Beautiful, heartfelt writing! Rosalie Lombardo is almost mystical as if God blessed this child more than most. Her expression frozen in time still holds such a loving aura....
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A sad thought but remember, one day she will awaken again. Peace, Love and Blessings Always, Paul.
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