
tall, slender,
drops of gold reflecting.
It’s a-hundred-and-forty quid a bottle.
Her favourite drink.
She was never cheap.
This was part of a life so full;
sometimes random,
often extreme.
She lived to the limits
of her 35 years;
of her 35 years;
she loved the edges,
took all the risks.
Oh yes, she truly lived.
Now there is only a clear table,
a clean white cloth
and one empty champagne glass.
Yet there is light there,
shining through it.
Still, life.
Written after the funeral of Anna-jamie Lorimer, held on January 7, 2014. She died aged only 35.
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