When I Die Poem by Aniruddha Pathak
When I Die
O to leave not so carbon footprint,
Nor yet whatsoever a life print,
Should ye mind not at all
Here is a hint nigh small:
Left have I my poems as imprint.
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Tongue-in-cheek |33.11.2019|
Topic: death, footprint, poems
To Poem Hunter, On the 'Manage Poems page when I tick at the poem title a page for editing opens, and not the preview page for me to respond on the comments. Can I not access the preview page directly from there? The alternative is tedious and time consuming.
'Serious points', yes indeed, but... I have also said something about my poems. Thanks dear poet.
A brilliant Limerick sir....appreciated the underlying philosophy......10/10
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5/24/2024 3:25:45 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Definitely our poems will stay as imprints of our existence on Earth, though we cannot leave behind any mementos or memorials.....! Burying the dead has become a problem in a highly populated world. A well thought out poem in limerick form!
Thank you poet Valsa George for visiting with such meaningful comments.