Mike King
Photography and Poem By Blair Bertrand

Remember that you are dust, And to dust you shall return. Remember your death, once a day, It keeps despair at bay, Drives fear away. No regret shaped memories But forward forming faith. Be in the presence, a beautiful gift A death well lived My mother’s hymn, How Great Thou Art No grief filled grave But life centred presence. Pass the torch, from slowing hands, 50 years of birthing pangs 11 times rooted in these lands No dark apocalypse to come But a kingdom already, not yet Already, not yet