For us June is a month full of homecomings – cemetery decoration days, and gathering funds for upkeep. In acknowledgement of that, a poem from 2010.
In a graveyard. (February 12, 2010).
1. Gone but not forgotten
Engraved upon the stone,
But the stone was broken
And lying all alone.
2. Who here beneath the ground
Sleeps in this silent tomb?
And shall we, too, be found
In such a lonesome gloom?
3. Gone and soon forgotten
As mem’ries fade away
Time goes on a-marching
And night replaces day.
4. Lying, unremembered—
Yes, O, how sad to see!
Nay, how glad unnumbered,
If God remember thee!
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