By Summer Elmore

Herbert Hoover High School

He was just a faded memory, about two years

An accident that triggered fears

Someone she could never get back without a fight

She cannot remember anything that night

It happen so fast

To see the wreck they call a crash

She was there to see it all

To even see her loved ones fall

A semi-truck had crashed in the car

He tried to drive clearly but he didn't get that far

Crumpled pieces scattered the dirt

The crime scene was soon set on alert

This woman saw clearly the accident

With tears in her eyes, she pointed out the dents

She said the truck had a blind spot

The car spun its wheels as it fought

She said this was her hometown

This was where she had her ups and downs

She said this was where she was born

Where she played and watched her brother form

She said this was where she cried

When there was a car accident and her brother died

She said when she grows old and smells death

This is where she will take her last breath