Hari Smith Holms
Poems by Hari Smith Holms : 281 / 314
What For?
The ash will stay
as residue,
neither I can stop,
nor anyone of you.
Our home will be
filled with laughter,
where I'll be
not near
or far!
Ah! if there is,
another world,
between life-death,
cleverly furled,
it's no use of
our dreams' desires.
How could we feel,
our love and fires?
Our body links us
with thing cherished.
What for we cry,
if get perished?
To destroy all,
our longing, lust,
we come to go.
only soul does last.
Hari Smith Holms
Submitted: Monday, February 25, 2013
Edited: Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Poems by Hari Smith Holms : 281 / 314
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Whether or not our souls live on can never be known, we can only either believe or disbelieve. Well penned poem Hari.
This corporal frame has to get destroyed one day or the other, but our Souls will last ! BEAUTIFUL!
You raise an interesting thought, Hari.Our bodies just a temporal reflection of our soul.The one that flickers out and the other flickers on.