Life after death

Life after death


Through life we walk through fleeting years,
High hopes, sweet dreams and silent fears,
But when we leave this mortal ground,
What lies beyond, what truth is found?

They say a light awaits us there,
An abode of peace, a world so fair,
Our souls find rest, and hearts go free,
In life after death, what will we see?

Beyond the veil where shadows part,
We journey forth with open heart,
Through gates of gold and fields of green,
In realms unseen, what will it mean?

Life after death, a mystery,
a whispered melody, eternity;
With wings of light, we rise above,
embraced in never ending love.

Our loved ones lost, we meet again,
In timeless realms, where there's no pain,
Together in that sacred place,
We find the warmth of love’s embrace.

Life after death, a mystery,
a whispered melody, eternity;
With wings of light, we rise above,
embraced in never ending love.

In dreams we glimpse that distant shore,
A world of peace forevermore,
Where spirit's free, and sorrows cease,
A place of everlasting peace.

Life after death, a mystery,
a whispered melody, eternity,
With wings of light, we rise above,
embraced in never ending love.

So fear not death, for life goes on,
In realms of light, from dusk till dawn,
With trust and faith, we’ll journey through,
In life beyond, we’ll start anew.


Written August 8, 2024
© Dr Upma A. Sharma
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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December 30, 2024 at 11:54 AM
Always had this fear when I got through the gate, the taxman was waiting with an unpaid bill notice. Maybe that is seeing the light. Happy new year when the time comes.
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