The Eternal Promise Of Heaven Poem by poly morph

The Eternal Promise Of Heaven



When our time on earth is through,
What happens to me and you?
In Islam, it's believed we rise,
To face the judgment of the skies.

The Lord, who made us, is beyond our ken,
His ways too great for us to comprehend.
But still we hold onto faith,
Hoping for a brighter, everlasting place.

It's said that those who lived right,
Will bask in heaven's everlasting light.
Rivers of milk and honey flow,
And gardens full of beauty, you'll know.

So when we leave this earth behind,
We need not fear what we'll find,
For we'll be judged by the Most High,
And given peace that will never die.

The Eternal Promise Of Heaven
Friday, February 3, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: faith,gardens
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The poem 'The Eternal Promise of Heaven' explores the Islamic belief in what happens after death. It speaks of the judgment of the skies and the hope for a brighter, everlasting place for those who lived a righteous life on earth. In heaven, there are said to be rivers of milk and honey, and gardens full of beauty. The poem conveys a message of comfort, that despite not fully comprehending the ways of the Lord, we need not fear what lies ahead.
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