When I Die Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

When I die

All my life I have been,
Must remain till the end,
Till the Big Bang reverses,
On the road as a traveler.

When I die, forget if,
Death does not accept if.

Throw me in the ocean,
Or in a sea, or the rivers,
I must join the currents.

All my life I have been,
Must remain a traveler.

If by chance can't do that,
Burn me and take my ash,
Allow wind or breeze,
Fly me to the mountains,
And deserts and the plains.

I told them of my wish.

All my life I have been,
Must remain a traveler.

All my life I have been,
Must remain a traveler.