Charlie Kirk: A Poem, In Memoriam

 

Father, when we step into the night,

guide us with Your precious light.

 

To this land of the free and brave

Please come to hallow and to save.

 

When dark Night comes to often kill,

Stop him with Your awesome will.

 

If Satan moves to bend and break us

Let Your power move and shake us.

 

Let Christ now shine with all his might

And keep us holy in His sight.

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Carl Sundell
Carl Sundell is Emeritus Professor of English and Humanities at Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester, Massachusetts. The author of several books including The Intellectual and the Gunman, Four Presidents, and Shaw versus Chesterton, he has published various articles in New Oxford Review and Catholic Insight. He currently resides in Lubbock, Texas where he is developing a book of short essays for students of Catholic apologetics