Return To Excellence Part I

~names allured ere call of wind _conferred again to All’s begin~
~meandering souls ebb tides of sea _ so shall marrows forever be~

We hark unto ye trumpets, O elephants_ tis proclaimed magnificence_
As Ye Bellow of Life’s passing in “Heavenly Eloquence”

~Here lies a tribute of essential remembrance_ 
A wading monument of Life on earth brief residence.
Here silences the war of self_ O ye grateful benevolence_ 
Desisted “malum in se” per ye astute calm resonance~

Though as humbling our earthly abode behest us, our ethereal statue is of the greater value _and that of supreme prominence_
It is in this light we ask that thy soul be judge not harshly but with utmost care and tenderness_ 
We extend our forgiveness to all thy follies made towards man and beast alike _so they may bare weight of little consequence_
We Pray that of all the works of thine hands _ only the best of them deems to be that of the highest significance_
We ask that the power of all that is glorious and good be used in determining the final resting place of thy eternal unending existence.
For as a well loved _ and beloved devoted friend, family, mortal and being, we pray thy deeds built thee a worthy heavenly edifice.

As we lay in mourn with thee  _   let our outstretched hands hold as clear unwavering evidence_
Of our bond to rise above the shadows of darkness and fear _  and to shine brightly in unified elegance_
May thy grace and glory hold a candle to those who have traveled before thee _So Ye may live on amongst them In humble respect and love  _ with dignified endurance_
Yea though, we shall not ever hear thy voice or see thy smiling face _  Thy life  is forever ours _ In memory of thy happiness, thy sorrows, thy absence and in thy ever presence_
There shall be no other like unto thee_ For Thy virtue is beheld by Thine own instinctive essence.
So blame us not for our reluctance to give way to thy fate _ we beg pardon of our momentary hesitance.

Standing together here today _  we stand not in question of our sad unwillful grievances.
For the bitter sweet memory of thy “Life and Loves”  flashes before our eyes in momentary instances.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2019



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