After Death Poem by Bireswar Halder

After Death



Wait…I will walk in a slow pace,
Do not ask me to scuttle into a race.
A fight between your master and doctors
Makes me all too weak. I cannot move faster.

Wait…I will see my corpse around,
How all hug it with loud aggrieved screams
I never knew I was so dear!
How many times I bowed to their rudeness!

Wait….I will enjoy colleagues whisper
Asking for lift with eyes faking tears.
Strange is our character!
They never knew…friends they never knew

Wait…I will hear notes of commiseration,
After death many a sweet-worded appreciation!
This adoration after so many allegations.

Oh Death, tell your Master.
‘Give all of them good sense faster.
And honour the deserving and the suitable'
Being known in life-time is what I longed…
What all of us yearn for…..

Saturday, September 24, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 24 September 2016

Being known! ! With the muse of death being part of us. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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