an angel 

( we were graced  with your presence )

bestowed with the highest honor

adorned with a crown 

kneeled 

and 

stood by her people 

a star 

from the galaxy 

her soul 

remains 

on 

the 

milenum 

falcon 

her voice lingers in the galaxy the 

force became one with her soul 

she mastered the steps with the  wave of ethereal aura 

to capture an audience 

with her wisdom 

she laid her soul to rest

and enveloped the force 

and became  one with her destiny

her soul was tired 

weak 

and was tired of fighting

so she decided to let the force into her heart 

and became one with the voices calling to her rest 

and laid in bed and closed her eyes and said till we meet again

but she left her soul with us 

so we would be inspired 

so that we would we would take our tears 

and make a river and let it wash over her soul 

so our love and our minds and imagination would live on 

to be our own Carrie fishers 

her body is at peace 

her body is connected to the force 

so, therefore, she never really died 

she had a good run 

she was a queen 

and still is a queen 

she lives in the stars 

and now the galaxy is at rest 

her white dress lays 

on the steps of the republic 

her crown lays on the grave of hope 

and sprouts a flower

and produces a light that causes 

the galaxy to light up a little brighter tonight 

May the force be with you

Carrie fisher 

When I was a kid I used to think that princesses were nothing but girly stuff. Then I saw Princess Leia the first time I watched Star Wars, and she taught me that princesses can be awesome too. A princess doesn't have to be the damsel in distress, she can be a hero too.

Thank you Carrie for being a hero to me. I, and many Star Wars fans, will miss you.

Rest in peace

No matter how I go

I drowned in Moonlight

Strangled by my own Bra

I want everyone to know

That I left with a Fight

Death was just a quicker Draw

Some say I was crazy

Maybe they were right

But there is always hope

I fought daily

To keep from going under

And I stood to tell

That nothing is ever lost

handfuls of dust dry

before deity

before bless

breathes life

into mud

shank

-meat

meets

means-

like

a hammer

between head

and it's

handle

is

thought

between the Force

and it's finesse.

if there is nothing

between divinity

and dirt .

there is you.

no one. no Force.

I just heard the word.

A spark of news that hurts my heart.

What to do when we hear bad news?

It seems so absurd.

To hear the things that tear us apart.

You never can win, you always lose.

And it has just occurred.

That God will give at the start.

And take away as He may chose.

RIP Carrie Fisher

Oh how I did adore

The bikini that you wore

In 1983 at the age of two

I somehow, someway remember you

Just a glimpse of beauty

Seeing you seemed to sooth me

Laying in front of your captor 

Chained, with revenge as a factor

As Luke tried his manipulation 

Only adding to Jabbas' frustration

The rescue party assembled outside

To take you on a freedom ride

When mind tricks didn't seem to stick

Luke was destined for the sarlacc pit

With a jump and a bounce back off the plank

Jabba was furious and his mind drew a blank

In that split second of his pain and strife

You hopped up and started to take his life

With the very chains from which you were bound

Choking your captor as he fell to the ground

You're free from slavery and now free from our world

I'll miss you Princess, you were my favorite girl.

Born at the darkest hour

With democracy's death.

Beautiful beyond words,

But under her grace and poise,

A fighter was lying in wait,

Ready to strike against those who took her family.

Even as her losses grew,

She held onto hope for a better life

Without hiding from evil's terror.

She walked tall,

Her head held high

And her voice just as loud.

Never giving up without a fight.

Never apologizing for speaking the truth.

Always standing up for herself

   And those who suffered like she did.

Carrie Fisher, actress and author, was born just like any other baby, but this little girl was born to Hollywoods “pure Mom” Debbie Reynolds and “sometime dad” Eddie Fisher. She had a life like most children did in the late 1950’s and 1960’s, except her dad left her mom to marry Elizabeth Taylor, which left her with a single mom. Sounds like a lot of family’s today, except in those days, gossip was smeared all over the world, with no care to what it did to the kids. Nobody sued gossip rags, it was nothing to just open your door to a handful of cameras and reporters, from Debbie “I have nothing to say about Elizabeth and Eddie”. She raised her children the best way she could with delicate love and handling, but did Carries upbringing cause her problems with her Mom later in life, as in Carries book “Postcards from the Edge”? Did her problems with drugs get passed down from her father, due to his addictions?

Does it really matter how a person was raised and the problems they have later in life? We all have issues in our own families. Carrie was a true Hollywood icon. We loved her in “Shampoo” even though it was a few lines and scenes, the movie showed her sexuality towards Warren Beatty, she showed she could act and wasn’t just Debbie Reynolds daughter. Then the showcase, icon, movie “Star Wars” where no one could ever play Princess Leia, and no one could ever wear that “gold bikini” in “Return of the Jeti” either. She had wit and cometic element in “When Harry met Sally”, the movie could not have been as funny as it was without Carrie.

Every celebrity and icons in their own way have been paying their tributes all day long. I’m not a celebrity, and I never will be. I’m a simple woman who admired this woman Carrie Fisher. When you read that an icon died at such a young age of 60 from a heart attack, it makes me sad and angry. We’ve lost a mother, an actress, a brilliant author, a daughter and a sister from a heart attack. Just 1 day before getting on board the plane to bring her home from England, she shared moments with friends and admirers alike. She was loved by so many, she will not only be missed, but she was just beginning to get back in the public view and in Hollywood.

My heart is aching and it goes out to her daughter Billie Lourd.

She was one of a kind, brilliant, feisty, strong in every way, and wise among her young 60 years old.

Carrie “may the force be with you as you stream to the Stars ✨