A communicator, par excellence, a true daughter of Freedom,
Knew all the Communications ropes, and certainly how to use them,
Could mentally juxtapose letters and words, faster than most
folks can type,
Knew all the combinations and rules - her ability was clear out
of sight,
Figures and letters, through her fingers they sped and went
carrier pigeon-like flying,
We'd known her so well, with her lighthearted ways, no one ever
could think of her dying,
I'll never reveal what she called me at times, when I happened
to pass thru her work place,
I can only accept, with great reluctance, not seeing her kindhearted
face,
Dear Father, please bless and keep her until we meet in that
Sweet Bye and Bye,
May she rest in the peace of a garden somewhere, she's earned
it, Lord, You know, and I.
by
D. Edgar Murray
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