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"65 Yellow Roses" on your grave I placed today
Then on my knees I got and silently prayed,
No, not for you my sweetie
For I know you're safe in heaven
But for myself and others,
Whoms heart have never mended.
I want to thank you honey and need to apologize,
I stood by your grave today and told my reasons why.
"65 Yellow Roses" lay beautifully upon your grave
To signify the illness that took your life away.
You always knew this is the place
Where in your youth you'd lay
And all you asked and wanted is for it to be maintained.
Many people love you and many heard your plea,
For each time I come to visit
I find things placed anonymously.
"65 Yellow Roses"
I placed there today
65 Roses is what took you away.

John Faucett, MD

Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2004;158:1056.