Breathing on a respirator with a plastic cover around my bed
Wondering if in the morning I'll be alive or I'll be dead.
Family members can't see me or give me moral support
Because I could infect them - so this thought I must abort.
Memories of my life are flashing thru my mind, and of
All the beauties that I've come to love - i will now leave behind.
I will not see their tears or the pains that they'll go through
Or be able to comfort them with the words " I LOVE YOU "
But like a turtle our bodies are just a shell - it's what's inside.' WHERE OUR LIVES DO DWELL "
I'm going to another place where there is no pain
And happiness will come upon me like the falling rain.
I have a calmness that has overcome me and death is not what
I feared it to be.
There is a tranquility which is hard to explain - like floating
On a calm ocean with the sky above and the waters below
And you know which way you'll go!
There are no signs of wind, rains or storms around
Nothing that can pull you down, and that's when you know
You're heaven bound.
I'm sorry I must leave you but GOD needs me now
But in your times of trouble you know I'll be around.
© L. RAMS 042520
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Amazingly accurate. I can only hope that this is a highly imaginative write from the pen of a talented poet, and not an actual account of coronavirus! Very realistic!