David

 

Though a stranger I am and shall remain, child, know this:

When the desires of my heart are sent forth to Father’s throne,

Thy name shall now and forevermore be upon my lips.

 

I shall shadow thee in spirit;

I shall rejoice in thy rejoicing;

I shall sorrow in thy sorrowing;

I shall, from afar, love thee in all things.

 

And if in some distant future — or beyond —

I am by Mercy and Grace revealed unto thee,

We shall embrace and speak as brothers.

 

William Mason

September 24, 2006

 
Copyright 2006 William Mason. All rights reserved: The work titled "David" (the poem directly above) may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed without written permission from the author.
 
 
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