Here it is, Jenni. Song on the Wind Take these windchimes that we give you, Hang them high up in a tree. Let the melody remind you, Of the spirit that is he/she. He/She would have wanted song, To come and fill our days. He/She would surely bring you laughter, If there was any sort of way. If he/she could, he'd/she'd grin that grin of his/hers, That crinkled up his/her eyes. That somehow owned a twinkle, He/She never could disguise. There's nothing to replace, The one we knew and loved. But we can listen for his/her song of joy, From the chimes hung up above. When you hear the wind pass through them, You'll hear a happy sound, The notes will fill your heart, And you'll know that he/she is around. Take these wind chimes that we bring you, Let their music fill the air. Let them sing a song upon the wind, And feel him/her standing there.

You might check this site www.voy.com/100606/ and at the top of that page go to the Craft saying archives. Lots of poems there.

I know that this comes a little late, but I was also recently looking for this poem and found it. I just love this poem. Hopes this helps anyone who is looking. My Raggedy Ann We've played a lot together, Raggedy Ann, As playmates often do I always shared my dreams With no one else but you. Each night my prayers were whispered As I snuggled with you by my side On stormy nights, the thunder Made us cover up and hide. Now your eyes have both grown weary And your arm is slightly torn, Your cuddly body is tattered And your nose is mashed and worn. We did so much together, Raggedy Ann The years, Oh how they flew And I cherish every memory Of growing up with you. Author Unknown

If you don't get any response, send your request to Reminisce magazine. If they print it, I'll bet you get an answer, or many.