The Bitumen’s Edge (Dedicated to my little Sister)
The bitumen’s edge
Not a place to be
Without a Mother’s knowledge
And a copper penny
A Mother who never knew
Of your ability to run
With an old string bag
To the shop for fun
Sorrow and pain for all
A sweet little life crushed
The Riverview Quarries truck
That just may have rushed
Brothers, sisters sent home from school
Confused and out of breath
To confront a body on the road
The reality of a sibling death
Our little sister Vivecia
Taken by an Angel’s pledge
And her only sin was
The bitumen’s edge
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“The Bitumen’s Edge (Dedicated to my little Sister)”
Written and Published by Paul Buttigieg
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- September 10th, 2005
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