A/N: This is my new poem/song/story.  If you are Catholic, do it to the tune of the first verse and then the choirs of Here I Am Lord.  If you're not familiar with the tune, then read it as a poem.  Hope it's good.

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            Harry walked slowly along the lake outside Hogwarts.  He still could not believe it.  Sirius, the one person he could call family, was gone.  Sure, everyone else was happy.  They had a right to be.  Voldemort was gone after all.  Nobody had known Sirius that well either. 

            Harry had finally reached his destination.  The Womping Willow.  He crawled inside and made his way up the passage.  Silent tears fell down his face, but he took no notice of them.  That night when Voldemort was defeated played in his mind.  Why did Sirius have to jump in the way?  To get killed.  If only he didn't love Harry so much.

            He took a look around the first place they had met.  Unable to take it any more, he fell to his knees, sobbing uncontrollably.  Hot tears blocked his vision, and he couldn't stop it.  A small song managed to come out to comfort him:

                                 He loved me I can't deny

                                 Determined, he never cried

                                 The one thing he never did

                                 Was turn awa-aaay

                               

                                 He broke through the walls of stone  

                                 He suffered for me alone

                                 He tried to be by my side

                                 But had to hide

                                 But he's gone now

                                 Gone forever

                                 He di-ied trying to save me

                                 He succeeded

                                 With a pri-ice

                                 He is gone from me fore-ever.

Harry felt a bit better as he let more tears fall.  Sirius may be gone, but his memory would never fade.