Xaviera Pfeiffer

Xaviera Pfeiffer Poems

The cold is here.
As I play in the snow.
Laughing and enjoying the crystal flakes.
Throwing snow balls at my little sister.
...

Farewell my dear soldier.
As you march off the mainland.
Over the seas.
My heart will yearn for you till you return.
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Xaviera Pfeiffer Biography

I'm Xaviera Pfeiffer(: I also go by Miah or my gothic nickname Raven(: I'm 15. I'm gothic. Not satanist atheist or christian. I'm my own person. I'm apart of my own gothic religion. I'm white. I have regular Christmas's. I'm not racist (I dislike racist ppl) . I'm easy to get along with unless you give me a reason to hate you. I have a wonderful lover. I'm open to be friends with just about anyone. I'll be friends with Christians as long as they don't push their religion onto me. I hope to become an actual poet someday.(: I also hope to meet my famous cousins if they're not too obnoxious to meet me! Have a nice day! (:)

The Best Poem Of Xaviera Pfeiffer

Her Last Christmas

The cold is here.
As I play in the snow.
Laughing and enjoying the crystal flakes.
Throwing snow balls at my little sister.

Mother is sick.
Deathly ill.

Murmuring words into my father’s ear.
What though?
My father’s lips move to form promises.

Cancer is her illness.
As she prays to God to help her fight it.
Her worst fear is leaving us.

If I catch a cold.
It might just make mother worse.

No more coloring in books.
Or playing board games with her.

She cries silently on the inside.
Wishing she would heal real soon.

I was too young to know.
What cancer was.
I was too young to know.
That she was slowly dyeing.

Medication wasn’t helping.
She was told to just give up.
But she was strong at heart.
Also very stubborn.

She was the color of snow.

Wishing her body would soon heal,
Of the killer demon inside of her.

I spent much time with her.
Sobbing over the time left with her.
Knowing she wouldn’t be around much longer.

My grandmother’s shaken voice.
Telling her daughter that she’ll get better.
Even though the truth was.
She was just trying to bring her spirit up.

My mother sat there.
Smiling opening her presents.
Also watching us as we opened ours.
Enjoying today while she could.
Knowing that for a sure fact.
It would be.
Her last Christmas.

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