A year ago you left us,
The path you walked finished,
Your footsteps came to an end.
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And yet I hear your voice,
See your distinctive wide smile,
Feel the warmth your words gave.
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There are large gaps,
Where you took your place,
Leaving only memories in your wake.
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When life is not easy,
I still look to you for guidance,
And your guidance still helps me.
***
A year ago you left us,
But in our minds and hearts,
We all know you are still there.
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