Goodbye Harry
Another friend dies. Death is what happens to life.
May you know rest - not artificially in armchairs and in front of tvs
But deep rest held in the gaze of the King.
May you know the hope of recreation - not artificial hips and zimmer frames
But deep hope in a world flooded with grace.
May you know companionship again - not by timetable nor appointment
But the everlasting dance of the Trinity.
May you meet her again - not in a wrist bound locket
But face to face and cheek to cheek.
May you shake His hand, Harry. May you shake His hand.
May you know rest - not artificially in armchairs and in front of tvs
But deep rest held in the gaze of the King.
May you know the hope of recreation - not artificial hips and zimmer frames
But deep hope in a world flooded with grace.
May you know companionship again - not by timetable nor appointment
But the everlasting dance of the Trinity.
May you meet her again - not in a wrist bound locket
But face to face and cheek to cheek.
May you shake His hand, Harry. May you shake His hand.
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