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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Spend five hours on Resurrection Sunday At the cemetery Left at Twilight Visited my loved one who are not there Their remains are there but their true self with the Lord But yet they were laid to rest at sunset For an instant they were taken and placed in the Father's arms Leaving us here alive and only crying some Whoa!!! to those who forget their memory for even the trees Replenishes their leaves But one day, one day again we will see See them in Heaven's Glory Holy-Wholly this is mine Resurrection story Thanks B to God For those whom we love But now there are incased in the Father's arms We miss you so We're sad to let you go But you're in a better place For to be birth is to cry and to die in Him is to Rejoice Forever more as I leave this place This is not your space Only your remains are there beneath the ground I praise the heavens I Praise My Father God For all that He's done for it is in glory Each and every one of you lives on Oh and I don't know if you can hear I love each and Everyone of you Hallelujah And may the peace in my heart be still To God be the glory BLESSED GOOD NEW DAY IN JESUS Resurrection story Dedicated to Joseph Lee Sr Velton Brown Sr Lorenzo Gunther Sr Annie Bell Lee Carmen Lee Brown Lee 4/9/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2o23 (c)
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