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GO IN PEACE


How we loved you our beloved,

So sweet you were to us,

You struggled with all that stormed

But suddenly, earth quaked

And the ground was thirsty for you.

 

We valued you our beloved,

With that toil of your hand,

We mourn for you our friend,

Your goodness will never go to the soil

Even if the ground was thirsty for you.

 

The nasty nature brought you to the edge,

And pulled you to the pool of earth

But to remember you we pledge

Till the day of the end

It was sudden; that the ground was thirsty of you.

 

Go in peace our beloved,

Our souls cry for you,

In heart we are pained,

For you were greatly valued

But the ground was thirsty for you.

 

It is true that we head the same way,

But never wished it start by your day,

But go in peace,

It is God’s wish

For the ground to be thirsty for you.

 

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