Graveyards, A Poem by Christine B. Morris

Orb at St. John’s Cemetery in Folsom. Christine did EVPs at many graves like this in Folsom and El Dorado County.


As of March 12, 2022, my friend Christine B. Morris passed on in her sleep. She ran E.D. Paranormal and was also a member of GRI. We hunted together many times in and around El Dorado County. She was a true professional and a great friend. She is missed.

I found this poem she submitted to my website years ago i(n 2009) that I am featuring here.


Graveyards

When my soul is restless

And things seem out of line,

I visit an old graveyard

To take a mystical step back in time.

I find the oldest tombstones

Then read the messages there;

I consider what their days had been

And how our lives in ways compare.

We all have lived though heartaches

As well as episodes of fun;

Surviving loss of loved ones,

And rewarded for a job well done.

Sometimes if I’m very still

 I can hear what they have to say

And feel them reaching out to me

Grateful for my momentary stay.

Christine B. © 2009


Christine also submitted this poem to post on the site.

Ye blooming youth as you pass by,

Remember you were born to die;

As you are now, so once was I,

As I am now, so you shall be—

Prepared to die and follow me!

by

John Nason, Fryeburg Maine