To Helen

Well my friend goodbye for now, but be assured we shall meet again someday,

I know your getting the healing you needed and your family, so are they,

I sent them on a letter and a poem, Expect you already know!

Just to make sure that they were positive, that your love still shines and grows,

I thought that you might like it, I thought that it might make,

A little loving impact on there loosing you heartbreak,

So now your back at home huh! Theres so much for you to do,

To undertsand and learn all that your precious heart went through,

Soon i know that you'll be ready, Oh! We'll be waiting on that call!

Cause i know your family need a sign from you, a loving recall,

Just to show them that your still around and from your home above,

You'll continue to be with them eternally and forever in such love,

For you might not have had the chance down here, but now you do again,

To help them live without regrets and heal there hurting pain,

So dont you take to long now! For there all mising you,

A great big hug, a kiss with love, now they long to be able to do,

I will do all i can and send on your love and hey! anytime your free,

Theres a open doorways always, if you want to come and see me,

I sent my guides on over to the funeral, lend a helping hand,

Hold there hearts whilst there world collapses and they try to understand,

Just to let ya know aswell, I'm grateful for the gift you gave to me,

The lesson in life that reminds us again how very important it is to be,

Remembering that in every breathe we take, in every heart we touch,

That nothing can ever truly compare to a love that means this much,

So i will always be sure to let those i love know how much i care,

In honour of your loving memory that forever we will share,

I will be with your family in heart n soul n mind,

Try to help heal the gap that youve left behind,

But for now Be at peace my sweet night angel and in that i shall take console,

Forever in my loving thoughts, May spirit now heal your loving soul,

Much love as always Helen, you'll be missed.