Dylan Hockley Poem by Christina J. Williams
Dylan Hockley
Dylan died in the arms of his wonderful teacher and now is in the arms of the Lord.
Wearing purple and eating spaghetti until he can't eat anymore.
Stringing not only the spaghetti together but the people with his heart.
-Everytime you jump on a trampoline,
Be sure to wave to Dylan and his friends as you look up at the world's beauty.
Monday, December 24, 2012
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
*** This poem is in member of Dylan Hockley, a child who died in the Sandy Hook shooting.
His blue eyes shine brightly like the sky.
He loved trampolines because he liked to jump high and see the wonders above.
His blue eyes shine brightly like the sky.
He loved trampolines because he liked to jump high and see the wonders above.
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