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I dedicate this thread to you, Queen Zena, and all the brain patients who have suffered in silence for way too long.
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Today we lost a Brainiac (to cancer) purposely named here Queen Zena. She inspired me to write this spoken word and pour my heart out. Your writing is still here but the truth remains the same, you're gone...
Dear Queen Zena,
Thank you for gracing my life with your presence.
Queen from the East Coast, a voice of royalty essence.
I spent my Christmas wrapping up medicine for you.
My husband and I wished your survival to be true.
We spoke on the phone and you taught me some lessons.
A conversation that was filled with inspirational sessions.
You joined our Brainiac group, a place for you to belong.
We enjoyed reading your posts as little or as long.
You inspired almost 20 people to assist in your journey.
I jumped from my seat and gave you all that I afford without money.
So much I wish I could have done for you and your future.
Telling me about the plate on your skull held by staple sutures.
I could relate to your passion and mission to get well.
I could relate to your willingness to fight like hell.
There is not much joy when you’re stuck in the bubble.
The walls become a casket and that’s not subtle.
I shared my sacred medicine that took 7 months to make.
Hoping this would add time to your life, give or take.
It crushes me to find out you’ve passed on.
It crushes me that it wasn’t the cancer gone.
Though I didn’t get to say goodbye.
I have dedicated many pages to you as I cry.
Thank you for coming all the way to this thread.
Your spirit remains alive here, your journey is not dead,
in fact we will paint the forum red, in your stead.
You are waaaay stronger than me and your spirit still carries on.
Your voice in my head will remind me to appreciate the dawn.
It’s so important to donate and help Brain Patients during tragedies.
One minute we are here, next minute we are just emotional memories.
So thank you to everyone here who helped Queen Zena feel so much love.
You are always surrounded by 420 family, now Zena fly off like a peaceful dove.
Remember to appreciate each other and lift us when we’re down.
No matter how many mistakes we make, turn that frown, upside down, and in Zena’s case, WITH A CROWN!
Bless your heart from the Brainiacs!!!
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Today we lost a Brainiac (to cancer) purposely named here Queen Zena. She inspired me to write this spoken word and pour my heart out. Your writing is still here but the truth remains the same, you're gone...
Dear Queen Zena,
Thank you for gracing my life with your presence.
Queen from the East Coast, a voice of royalty essence.
I spent my Christmas wrapping up medicine for you.
My husband and I wished your survival to be true.
We spoke on the phone and you taught me some lessons.
A conversation that was filled with inspirational sessions.
You joined our Brainiac group, a place for you to belong.
We enjoyed reading your posts as little or as long.
You inspired almost 20 people to assist in your journey.
I jumped from my seat and gave you all that I afford without money.
So much I wish I could have done for you and your future.
Telling me about the plate on your skull held by staple sutures.
I could relate to your passion and mission to get well.
I could relate to your willingness to fight like hell.
There is not much joy when you’re stuck in the bubble.
The walls become a casket and that’s not subtle.
I shared my sacred medicine that took 7 months to make.
Hoping this would add time to your life, give or take.
It crushes me to find out you’ve passed on.
It crushes me that it wasn’t the cancer gone.
Though I didn’t get to say goodbye.
I have dedicated many pages to you as I cry.
Thank you for coming all the way to this thread.
Your spirit remains alive here, your journey is not dead,
in fact we will paint the forum red, in your stead.
You are waaaay stronger than me and your spirit still carries on.
Your voice in my head will remind me to appreciate the dawn.
It’s so important to donate and help Brain Patients during tragedies.
One minute we are here, next minute we are just emotional memories.
So thank you to everyone here who helped Queen Zena feel so much love.
You are always surrounded by 420 family, now Zena fly off like a peaceful dove.
Remember to appreciate each other and lift us when we’re down.
No matter how many mistakes we make, turn that frown, upside down, and in Zena’s case, WITH A CROWN!
Bless your heart from the Brainiacs!!!
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