All Saints' Day

No more labeled by one's admission
Once a man's earthly life ends in
The place waiting for some negotiation
The creator there accepts All Saints

No one would be rejected in the end
No matter the stay by willing or causal 
His mercy still grant a chance for retreat
All saints will then be free back to their kin

I reckon death should name a one-way trip
Departure has to be in the east or west horizon
As sun-rise wakens eyes to look and propagate
While sun-set asks the others back to sing
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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