The iris will bloom
when we are all gone,
sending color forth
as winter's hold wanes.
Tho' we dig and plant,
we shall all be gone
when the iris blooms.
Short timers are we
who walk as life's lords
thinking we shall be
now and forever,
yet always tis' true,
we shall all be gone
when the iris blooms.
Maybe we shall see,
one more time in Spring
the shades of purple
on the bearded one
but lest we forget,
we shall all be gone
when the iris blooms.
Decades of winter
may blow against us
as grace will allow,
God's purple glory,
even as we know
we shall all be gone
when the iris blooms.
This bearded flower
brings us assurance
that even though we die,
we shall surely live,
tho' it is still true
we shall all be gone
when the iris blooms.
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