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Mother
by Velma M. Carlson
“Let not your heart be troubled,” is how the Scripture
reads.
“If you believe in God, Believe also in Me.”
It says,: There are many mansions in the heavens up
Above.
So I know that Mother has a home, a place where she
Is loved.
It says: If there were not a place, He would have told
Us so
I know it must be beautiful and she’d want us all to
Know.
He said he would prepare a place so that we could be
With Him.
I know she’s happy in his care, and with the angels
Sing.
Three more years have passed us by since Mother went
Away.
But how we miss her smiling face, her presence bright
And gay.
So, dearest Mother, “Rest in Peace” and we pray to God
Above
That you have a home so beautiful, where there’s nothing
Else than love.
In loving memory of Alice K Martin who passed away
February 10, 1967
A simile is as easy as pie, but a
metaphor is a piece of cake!
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