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TRUST JESUS TODAY
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My Dad died three years ago after 60 years of marriage to my Mom.
In her eyes a hero
The man in a uniform
A tear as she drinks her tea
Three years and she still morns
A beauty, a soldier
Lives lived in pictures, now
Grown children left for time
A sixty year marriage vow
Over and over
She tells her story
About the two lovers
In their days of glory
A locket worn daily
Many pieces of life lived
Memories held so dear
So special the gift God gives
He was too young to go then
She sits day by day
waiting to reunite
Her shows passing time that way
A rose to remember
His face she will see then
Tenderness and laughter
Together they will be again
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