Diva (for mama)

by

Diane Klammer

The year the century turned
You danced out of life
Leaving a hole in my heart

You try to fill it
By leaving your name
Emblazoned everywhere

Outdoor Divas are on Pearl St Boulder
Diva’s radio blasts
In New Orleans

Diva’s dress shop
Adorns Cocoa Florida
You know we want a reminder

When Carol and I
Sang as children
Your name was unheard of

Diva is now taking over the country

You were never a Prima Dona
Yet young girls wear your name
On their tee shirts

Stay with us mom
We miss you so

NEXT?
Why don't you look at birth
by: Jeff C
from: Toronto, ON, CA

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