Annabel Asuna Poem by Andy Perla

In her tomb by the sounding of sea.
You hear a tsunami of pain, waves crashing down on my mom.
Seem like I may never see the world.
My hope was about to jump off the bridge.
When plop I pop out, crying my butt off.
My mom last word was "I love you, Annabel."
And she kiss me goodbye,
Trying to grip her hand, but her hand slip by me.
I, Annabel Asuna is curse with her mother death.
No motherly love.
My dad left my mom.
No fatherly care.
Now all I have is Jesus Christ.
His love is like infinity to beyond.
Thank you Jesus.