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The Way To Say Good-bye
by Janet E Hunt → (All Poetry by Janet E Hunt)
  
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I bent over her blonde head and tied the rose-colored kerchief under her chin
While she looked at me, smiling and singing some unfamiliar song
Her eyes - shots of wide blue, glistening
Her softly curved cheeks - adorned with two small dimples that start at each corner of her mouth
Once the bow was tied, I leaned closer and gently kissed both eyelids, as soft as rose petals
(...her middle name is Rose...)
I stood back, and worked my way toward the door
As she continued to sing and smile at me.
I watched as her father looked toward her to see what I had done
His smile became as large as hers, his cheeks rose to the edges of his eyes - and I knew by the look that he gave her,
That he was melting inside.
I said good-bye.
She stood up and went to the door - I could see her through the glass window
As she waved good-bye with one hand, holding her other to the kerchief on her head.
I drove away.
Good-bye.


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 Reviews of "The Way To Say Good-bye"
Reviewed by Janet Caldwell
Reviewed on February 23, 2002
This is really beautiful Janet. It reminds me of the many times that I drove away from my sweet brother after a visit to the group home, looking back and watching him peer through the window smiling and waving. Janet

Reviewed on February 23, 2002
tears...no words.
hugs always
krissy

Reviewed by D. Enise
Reviewed on February 22, 2002
This broke my heart also!
Wonderful write.

Reviewed by Dens Dreamweaver (Reader)
Reviewed on February 22, 2002
Goodbyes are always so hard..

love and Light
dreamweaver

Reviewed by Sharon Williamson (Reader)
Reviewed on February 22, 2002
This broke my heart...
Great write.
Sharon


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