Reader's poem.The CandleThe light still shining These many years on An everlasting everlasting or immortelle (ĭm'ôrtĕl`), names for numerous plants characterized by papery or chaffy flowers that retain their form and often their color when dried and are used for winter bouquets and decorations. flame Though the candle may have gone. Harsh winds they have blown Storms have swept the land Yet the light that is Diana In our hearts will forever stand. Nothing will dowse dowse 1 also douse intr.v. dowsed also doused, dows·ing also dous·ing, dows·es also dous·es To use a divining rod to search for underground water or minerals. it This flame that burns so bright For in the hearts of millions Shines Diana's guiding light. The light she brought among us To show the world that she did care Reaching out to the people Around the world everywhere. A helping hand to guide them In their darkness and despair To offer them comfort To let them know she cared. Each day a new challenge To bring help to those in need Her heart ever open To every class and every creed. Her compassion overflowed Reaching out across the sea Touching those in need Giving love and dignity. An angel of mercy Who showed us the way To help those in the darkness Once more to see the light of day. Dedication to a princess A CLIFFORD, Grange Villa Coordinates: Grange Villa is a village in County Durham, in England. It is situated between Stanley and Chester-le-Street. It is a former pit village. , Chester-le-Street. |
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