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Talitha Koum

by @fireheart

How could He not keep you, once He’d had a glimpse, Of your incredible light and the supernova of your existence? It would be selfish to think that we could hold onto you, When your very heart was larger than all we know. How could He not keep you, once He’d had you near, Once he’d heard you sing His praises in reverence and joy? It would be foolish to think that any being could know Such a beautiful soul, and let it slip away. How could He not keep you, once He’d seen your Grace, Your gentleness and kindness, the way you showed us love? It would be dishonesty to say that, all being said, I wouldn’t have done the same. How could anyone not love you, once they knew your soul, The way you ran after Jesus, the way you inspired life in us all? It would be a darker world had you not been in it, If you had not walked alongside us, a breath of glorious sunshine. We prayed that you would open your eyes, But you opened them in Heaven.
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Written by
fireheart
F / England
For You?
Written by
fireheart
F / England
Published
Oct 6, 2019
Time
2m
Notes

Written for a friend who is greatly missed.

Tags
#death#grief#faith#god#heaven#suicide#love#friend
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