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Grieving

by

Alice C. Bateman

Your family’s left here grieving

And they don’t know what to do

More than one’s afraid that

They won’t make it without you

 

We just don’t understand it

The suff'ring that is here

Why does our God demand it

Why is death our biggest fear

 

When we cross the final boundary

Close the book that is our life

We should go into a better plane

One that’s free of all the strife

 

One that’s free of all the burdens

All the pain and hurts we feel

But when someone we love dies

The pain is all too real

 

Do your grieving, it’s essential

But then let your loved one go

Their tomorrow will be brighter

Than those of us left here can know

 

If they have learned their lessons

Walked the good path all their days

You can be sure they are in Heaven

Basking in His Holy Grace

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