Living Eulogy

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Together, we commemorate the life of

Herbert Cohn

By Living Eulogy

Living Eulogy

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Living Eulogy

by Kurt Michaels

 

Nothing’s left but the time that remains

The life he knew is all but gone

Little makes sense for him anymore

He’s in the coda of his song

          Where did the time go?

          And things he used to know

Barely a trace of the man he was

Few memories of his past

He can’t remember much anymore

And of his time he is the last

          Sitting in his chair

          All he can do is stare

                   Where did his mind go?

                   And what does he see?

                   Bang the drum slowly for

                   His living eulogy

Living long’s a wish that many share

Not knowing what that brings

His family faces so much unknown

But there’s still joy in simple things

          Getting through each day

          Love will find a way

                  

Circling the wagons

And where will it lead?

Bang the drum slowly for

His living eulogy

                             (SOLO)

                             How do I tell him that our time is short

                             His care’s no longer in our hands

                             It’s getting harder to keep him safe

                             Despite our efforts and our plans

          What will the end bring

And what’ll be the song we’ll sing?

          Where did his mind go?

          And what does he see?

          Bang the drum slowly for

          His living eulogy

          Where will it take him?

          And the sadness we’ll see

          Bang the drum slowly for

          His living eulogy

         

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