The Shadow Of Death Poem by MELVIN BANGGOLLAY

The Shadow Of Death



D-eath is an inevitable foe of life
That comes with a sting of strife
To end one's long life malady
Or give others rivers of agony

E-veryone that breath soul of life
Will lay down to rest its plight
Only to behold a better destiny
God has prepared for everybody.

A soul's greatness magically rise
Not how long one had seen life
But on how one defined his way
To achieve his missions and glory.

T-o die by flesh is a painless demise
As the body felt no pain and strife
But to die in spirit is a painful reality
For only God can heal its impurity.

H-ail to thee, Father of all mankind
Unto thy bosom be my last dine
Even if my body be in a messy grave
As long as you take my spirit within.

Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: messy
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MELVIN BANGGOLLAY

MELVIN BANGGOLLAY

Natonin, Mountain Province, Philippines
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