Life and Death

LIFE and DEATH

                Those have passed away, where they might had been?
                But I believe in reincarnation
                 as delightful wishes for our dear kin.
                May be illogical expectation.
 
                I pay tribute honoring expiry,
                But I hope somewhere my loved one is born.
                What’s the end, if death be mandatory?
                If soul be immortal, how could be torn?
            
               After death body goes on cremation
               Is there any identity of soul?
               Unsolvable eternal equation.
               Life plays a mystic miraculous role.   
               
            Those have passed away, where they might had been?
              But I believe in reincarnation.

    07/20/19

 90th Heavenly Birthday The Most Beautiful Sonnet
  Contest by William Kekaula
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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