I bought Laura's refridgerator from her parents. It had three or four magnetic poems she had composed on the side. I didn't have the heart to take them down, but they were on the side of the fridge next to the stove and that side of the fridge was greasy and spattered. My brother's girlfriend Becky volunteered to clean the fridge on moving day. I told her I didn't have the heart to take down the poetry, but I had taken pictures with my phone, so it was okay if she had to remove it. She didn't... she very sweetly and carefully cleaned all the little gaps around the poetry.
This poem strikes me as particularly representing Laura's take on life:
In case the picture is grainy, the poem reads,
girl you are it
not to ask why
but do life day in & out
& I will trudge and
for you
Sunday, October 29, 2006
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