I Want To Go To Heaven When I Die

I WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN WHEN I DIE
   
              EVERYDAY WE HAVE OUR STRUGGLES
              DOWN HERE ON EARTH BELOW,
              THERE ARE SO MANY HEARTACHES NOW
               ITS EVERYWHERE YOU GO.
 
 
              THE LAUGHTER SEEMS TO BE ALL GONE
              AND BEEN REPLACED BY FEAR,
              AND EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK AROUND
              YOU SEE NOTHING BUT DESPAIR.
 
 
               I WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN WHERE 
              NO TEARS WILL DIM THE EYES,
              I WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN WITH MY 
              JESUS WHEN I DIE.
         
         UP THERE YOU,LL SEE NO HEARTACHES
             NO STRIFE AND NO MORE PAIN.
             UP THERE YOU,LL HAVE A MANSION
             AND A CROWN OF GOLD TO GAIN.
 
 
             WE WILL SING WITH ALL GODS ANGELS
             AROUND GODS HEAVENLY THRONE,
            AS WE LOOK AROUND FOR LOVED ONES
            THATS ALREADY BEEN GONE HOME.
 
 
 
          YES I WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN
          WHERE NO TEARS WILL DIM THE EYE
          I WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN
          WITH MY JESUS WHEN I DIE.
 
 
          YES I WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN
          WITH MY JESUS WHEN I DIE.
 
 
          WRITTEN BY ANN HART SEPT 01,2007
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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Christian Avatar
November 16, 2008 at 5:12 AM
aww this is so great, and yes I agree these works could make a beautiful song, you will go to heaven, Just keep on believeing and you will be there. God bless you from diane
Blake Avatar
November 15, 2008 at 11:38 PM
Your sentiments were very touching. I want to go to heaven too! This poem might make a good song as well. Peace.
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