I hope you go if you've not been and are allowed, my son; there ghostly amongst the gamblers who have lost or won.
I think of you good part of my time, or suddenly out of the blue, something some tune or photo brings to mind, you.
I used to be ignorant of grief's ache, the hurt loss brings, but not anymore, not since you've been gone.
You gone, just like that, no big farewells, just the final words vague now and possibly banal as most in real life are, like faded lights of a burnt out star.