They did not watch the time go by
Until the sun did light the sky
The driver then slowly drove away
When we knew that they should stay
Carefully, eyes fixed, they went
Not knowing what had been sent
That would change the way
In which they would always stay
The driver did not see the truck
if he had, nothing would have gone amuck
But now they lie in the ground
Neither of them make a sound
Their stories over have been told
Memories forgotten as we grow old
For the semi which they hit
Never did budge a bit
The car in which they were
Was just a constant blur
And to them we have to say goodbye
Letting every spirit fly
To learn from them is all I ask
It is everyone person’s task
We hope you remember the event
That brought us into this horrid moment
(I believe that I wrote this in response to the death of a number of friends. They had been partying, drove drunk and swerved head on into a semi truck)
The Adams-Schlag Family 