Just In Case I Die Poem by Ency Bearis
Just In Case I Die
To consider how long our life will last can be
No one knows
Neither I to predict with that possibility
Only God knows
If it is your time to die
Can you control it?
No, and nobody wants to die
But it is to God, not human wit
However, if I die tomorrow
Bury my whole body in the soil
But please no one to sorrow
For someday, from soil I will coil
My spirit will show up like a tree
Bearing flowers, fruits they become
Seemingly be seen as my legacy
The fruits of my written wisdom
Ency Bearis
2019 All rights reserved
Death is uncertain and inevitable. Sometimes it comes like a thief in the night. An insightful poem on death. Well crafted and composed Liked the closure lines.
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5/6/2024 4:58:50 PM # 1.0.0.1119
You are true. We do not know how long we shall live. But we shall feel life with certainty and dignity. Spirit will bring flowers and spirit will be awakened. Fruit of written wisdom will dazzle. This poem is very brilliantly penned.10