I'll look it up tomorrow and get back to you. I'd like to add your author's credit - can you please tell me where on you found the reference? i have between 5,000-6,000 pages of goo on the site & while i *kind of* remember it, i just can't seem to place it. Good Luck to you and congratulations on a novel site. I wish you well in all you future endeavors. I appreciated seeing the nicely done headstone as I didn't know about it. The poem is usually credited as Colleen Corah Hitchcock, P. It is when we're older, or as it approaches us at any age. I'm sure you're young and death is a difficult thing to grasp. So maybe there will be a time when someone reads my work, rather than just my 16 line poem.Īpparently you have found the humor in the dead's resting place and I applaud you for that. I'm currently represented by William Morris in NY and just sold my first two books to Simon & Schuster. and therefore have written it in a song and have it in a play, but no worry, you will probably never have the opportunity to see it, nor will anyone, whether of value or not as entertainment. Perhaps you were as you took a picture of it and searched for information, perhaps you weren't. So there must be others that are touched by the words. Last year it became one of the top selling items in Marshall Field's. I did it as a personal writing after my father passed away. Ascension was written as a poem long before I put it on a sympathy card or poster. I'm the author of the poem you mentioned on your site. Monogram Mail Oobi Mail Julia bin-Roberts Mail Whip It! What's-it

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