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Let Go, Let God
by Keith John Paul Horcasitas → (All Poetry by Keith John Paul Horcasitas)
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Hospice Song

You bring comfort to us in need
Death and dying can test our creed
You touch our very hearts
And help us to start
To share our true feelings in-deed

It's hard to live up to one's full code
They're many dead ends along the road
But love takes paths to give us life
Despite the struggles and the strife
Your caring touch lightens our loads

Let Go, Let God

Carlo, thank you for your tender care
And gentle compassion that you share
Hospice gives new life to death
Even when it's our last breath
God will greet us when we're there

So wherever in life that we find we are
Do everything, RWM or DNR
Know the comfort that care can be
If we allow death with dignity
Carlo will reach you near or far

Let Go, Let God

Keith John Paul Horcasitas, LCSW, MHA
2001

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 Reviews of "Let Go, Let God"
Reviewed by Linda Hill
Reviewed on September 19, 2011
Keith,
This song has special meaning. My friend Shelia passed away of cancer and Hospice was with her when she died. They helped her in many ways, God bless them, and God bless YOU.

Many blessings,
~Linda

Reviewed by Connie Faust
Reviewed on September 12, 2011
Those who serve in Hospice Care must be chosen by God....they are a wonderful comfort and help for patients and their families.

Connie


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