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Created on: August 03, 2009
Accident unexpected
Crack of a tree branch shaded
Sudden unnatural quiet
All consciousness faded
Caring people
Came to her aid
Helicopter arrived
As she silently laid
A necessary act
To save a girl
Careful, meticulous
Face covered in curls
Dainty clothing
Ripped at the seams
Tattered and slashed
Injury changed all dreams
Emergency treatment
Given with care
Revived her life
Along with prayer
Deeply sleeping
For many a day
Movement is sparse
As everyone prays
Slowly awakened
One eye at a time
Dazed and confused
From coma she climbed
Head injury severe
Lot of healing to do
Treatment intense
But she saw it through
Illuminating dreams
Brought back alive
'Tho things are different
Spirit driven to strive
Amazing recovery
Each day brings a smile
Days never taken for granted
Knowing life is worthwhile
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