Poem
I will wear white
Read by Marlene
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Now I am old without you
I will not wear purple,
I will wear white.
My hair will be a cloud
the colour of the sun.
I will smile and laugh
no matter the aches of body,
the pain of loss
I will smile at strangers, friends,
see loneliness and pain, and pour the sunshine
That a smile can bring, on sadness
Age will not matter.
Small children who see the truth of us,
the old who need to know,
They're still here
That they exist – still visible
I will smile at handsome young men
Allowed now
Little do they know!
See beauty in all things and people:
No-one and nothing is ugly
What is ugly?
Just a personal perception
There is beauty in everyone and everything
All we have to do is look, and
Somehow, somewhere,
See the spark of the divine;
It's there
Yes that's what I’ll do-
Smile, and try to love.
No! I won't wear purple
I’ll wear white and People will say
‘Just like an Angel!’
The nearest I’ll get I'm sure.
Yes i will wear white,
Now that I am old
Without you, and
That's fine with me.