How Does the Soul Enter Heaven

The soul leaves its chamber,
It goes on a voyage,
An eternal mileage,
The body is in an endless slumber.

The soul travels on a lone road,
Free from the earth's load,
Dazzling lights are seen ahead,
Not all about the place has been read.

The city's gates are made of gold,
Not any on earth has been sold,
The view is captivating,
A wonder-enchanting.

A tour of the city,
Only the undefiled can,
A home in its borders,
Not for transit lodgers.



February 3, 2023.
How Does the Soul Enter Heaven? Poetry Contest,
Mystic Rose Rose.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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