Mother, Don’t Let Me Die!
| Fille Anaika St.Louis Mother, Don’t Let Me Die! My favorite niece was 11 years and loved to play Our little darling disappeared that dark Tuesday The old building, 80 years with its 5 stories came down Horrible thoughts surfaced when she was seen nowhere around Every person pitched in to search the rubble below Rubble was cleared by people I don’t even know Dogs dug and sniffed then one dog started to bark One dog capably gave the searchers a starting mark Now men applied greater focus on this target place Then her well known cries came and in my mind her face Little beloved was there cold, thirsty and in pain Eyes soon below staring and the rescuers fed her water again Then they saw left arm and soon too the right My darling got her left leg freed but the right took all night Eventually, she was out of danger from the rubble and off to first aid Doctors had futile equipment and we left betrayed In a rush we took my niece to the car, and she spoke about death Earthquake gave its worst aftershock when Anaika took her last breath |
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| Fille Anaika St.Louis Mother, don’t let me die! My Favorite niece was 11 years and loved to play Our little darling disappeared that dark Tuesday The old building, 80 years with its 5 stories came down Horrible thoughts surfaced when she was seen nowhere around Every person pitched in to search the rubble below Rubble wAs cleared by people I don’t even know Dogs dug and sniffed then one dog started to bark One dog capably gave the searchers a starting mark Now men applied greater focus on this target place Then her well known cries came and in my mind her face Little beloved was there cold, thirsty and in pain Eyes soon below Staring and the rescuers fed her water again Then they saw left arm and soon too the right My darling got her Left leg freed but the right took all night Eventually, she was out of danger from the rubble and off to first aid Doctors had futile equipment and we left betrayed In a rush we took my niece to the car, and she spoke about death Earthquake gave its worst aftershock when Anaika took her last breath |
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