WHEN THE BELL TOLLS
When the bell tolls for my death
And the messenger of death is awaiting
Outside my room for an entry,
Do sit beside me, my beloved for a little
While in the last moments of my life.
I could fondle you and soothe those fingers
That were handling the embers of my life.
The last breath I draw into my lungs
Could then carry the molecules
Of your redolence into my grave.
And my eyes that will never see anymore,
Could drown in your countenance
And save it into my eyelids, my beloved.
Then to seal my ears with the alluring
Peel of your euphoric voice, eternally.
Also to reminisce those evergreen moments
We induced together in our life and stacked
Within our memories, that can never fade out...
To close the lips that were once bruised
By your kisses, now with the chanting;
And to chill my feet with the memory
Of the rugged paths, that brought me to you...
These will be sufficient to come out from
The earth, that covers the mound of my grave,
Sprouting as a tender grass shoot, resurrected….
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