CAN YOU SEE ME, FATHER
My thoughts of you are from over forty years past,
Once a reality and a life that was our everyday scene.
Now memories kept alive from a child to a man,
Father, you remain In my heart, I keep you alive.
I can not see you except In my dreaming, closed eyes,
If not for a picture I have to keep your face In my mind.
Can you see me father, have you watched as my life marches on,
I pray that some of the things I’ve done have made you proud.
One day I’ll see your wonderful face and speak of those days long gone,
A different life In heaven, I’m much older now, no longer a child.
Can you see me, father, do you see my face, do you know a son’s name.?
Keith Garrett
keithgarrettpoetry 
I know he is watching over you. Beautiful piece
Thanks always
On Sun, May 29, 2016 at 4:11 PM, keithgarrettpoetry wrote:
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In Psalm 39 He tells us that He has known us before we were in our mothers’ wombs…so…what is 40 years to Him? A gnat’s breath, the flutter of a hummingbird wing…/40 years His son was in the wilderness…did He forget him? Your name is written on His heart since the beginning of time and eternity-He knows you better than you know yourself! Rejoyce!
I love this post-as always! Thank you!
Thanks so much
On Sun, May 29, 2016 at 4:52 PM, keithgarrettpoetry wrote:
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