Ghosts - The Accident Poem by Paul Warren

Ghosts - The Accident



He left this world in a blaze of light
And it was the best he had felt all night
Just driving his car home that time
When he saw the truck in quite a bind

But that was over now the pain was gone
And he could feel he was no longer alone
When he saw the comforting bright white light
It made what was wrong now be alright

Then he saw two figures walk on out
And was laughing now he knew what it was about
It was his mother and father smiling true
'Hello son, you are now home - there is no more to do.'

© Paul Warren Poetry

Saturday, March 25, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: ghosts
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Buried Alive 25 March 2017

A beautiful and optimistic perspective on death I'm not so sure most of us will see that bright white light Probably more like an orange yellow glow of intense heat Our souls instead of ghosts

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Paul Warren

ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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