Eventide Then Morning

orchidee



Tune: Eventide

('Abide with me')

John 14 v.1 - 3 parts

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Rest, rest, sweet soul, your pain and suffering o'er

Your husband, he loved you, did you adore

And still that love lives, you shall meet again

Shall know bliss of eternal Rapture then

 

Sing, sing in heaven, earthly strife all left

Prayers here for comfort for those now bereft

But a star shines, take up your mansion-place

Which Christ has prepared for you by His grace

 

Dayspring has dawned, 'tis Christ, He the true Light

Dispels the darkness of death and of night

Fly, spread your wings, join in the angels' choir

Now with your Lord, never now you afar

 

Christ your Lord He has gone the way before

Meet Him with joy on the eternal shore

'Til you both walk by River [of life] endlessly

In love, peace, joy through all eternity

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 1st, 2020 03:22
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 10.10.10.10. metre. A tribute for Andy (Goldfinch) and Joyce. I was going to do a daft poem of my singing ruining the New Year - maybe in a few days time!
  • Category: Spiritual
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  • Goldfinch60

    Thank you so much Orchi, words fail me on your wonderful understanding of our life.

    • orchidee

      Thanks Gold - you're welcome!

    • Michael Edwards

      A great tribute to a dear friend - top marks Orchi.

      • orchidee

        Thanks M.

      • Alan .S. Jeeves

        Kind and apt Steve. Well done.

        Ex animo, Alan

        • orchidee

          Thanks Alan.

        • FineB

          Hi Orchidee.

          A touching tribute and lovely write.

          Keep on writing in 2020!

          FineB

          • orchidee

            Thanks Fine.



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