Once upon a time,
A man lived on one dime,
He had a woman,
Living with her all the time.

But then, life turned sour.
She left him and he scoured,
But to no avail,
The empty flowers.

Once upon a time,
A man lived on one dime,
He had a woman,
Living with her all the time.

Life stayed the same,
No one to remain,
They searched all around,
Until they were found.

The Yellow Brick Road is long,
Neverending in a song,
But Grace & John were dead
All along.

In the end, they realized,
Paths diverge, fate's undisguised,
No more clinging to the past,
New horizons, free at last.

Stepping off the beaten trail,
Through trials they would prevail,
The journey ahead, uncertain and vast,
But they embraced it, shadows cast.

For life's winding road does guide,
Sometimes we stumble, sometimes we stride,
With courage to face the unknown,
Their stories forever shone.

Once upon a time,
A man with purpose found,
In every twist and every rhyme,
Life's treasures did abound.

Amidst the darkness, a tale unfolds,
Of Grace and John, their lives it holds,
A tragic event, beyond belief,
In memory's grip, like a thief.

Two souls entwined, young and in love,
Their union blessed from above,
But fate can twist and turn with ire,
Setting their dreams and hopes on fire.

A love story cut short by despair,
A cruel act beyond compare,
Yet from this darkness, strength would rise,
In the hearts of those who heard their cries.

The pain they suffered, the injustice they faced,
Became a call for change, a quest embraced,
To honor their memory, and fight for the right,
For justice and safety, in the darkest of night.

The Yellow Brick Road they tread no more,
Their journey tragically ended, hearts sore,
But in their names, a legacy lives,
A reminder that compassion forgives.

So let us remember Grace and John,
A love that was stolen, but still lives on,
In the hearts of those who hold them dear,
Their story, a testament, crystal clear.

Once upon a time, their lives did intertwine,
A tale of love and loss, a painful sign,
But their memory ignites a fire,
To create a world where love won't tire.



This is extended to add the complete story of Grace & John, but in a poetic way.



R.I.P.

Grace Adams

1981 - 2006



R.I.P.

John Adams

1979 - 2006



You will be missed.