Morning Brings the Sun

A body cold as stone
Organic flesh statue
All the warmth is gone
Your breath cannot catch you
Milky white filmy veil
Where once reflected light
Lively limbs now they fail
No soul seen in your eyes 
The spirits skin is shed
Like a garment worn to rags 
Sin-eater consumes the bread
And mourners wail so sad.
Look up ye people of sorrow!
Your loved one isn't there!
That's just the old flesh robe
While on earth we wear
The True self is in Spirit now
Ascended to the throne
And at the feet of God, doth bow 
Your name He's always known
This body of blood and bone
To the dirt corruption returns
To dust wind gust has blown
Or to ashes in an urn
no matter for it's no longer needed
We go back to Spiritual form
Death has finally been defeated
So we need not mourn
Oh no please don't get me wrong
You'll miss your dear loved one
But take heart knowing it won't be long
For mourning brings the Son,
Yes, morning brings the sun.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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Rodrigues Avatar
May 31, 2024 at 5:02 PM
Aptly described!
Woods Avatar
July 14, 2025 at 6:52 AM
Ty! Xo
Rodgers Avatar
May 30, 2024 at 10:11 AM
Dear Crystol, your poem soars with spiritual wisdom and metaphysical imagery. The contrast between the cold "flesh statue" and the ascended "True self" is powerful. I loved how you deftly guided me from mourning sorrow to the reassuring truth that "morning brings the Sun." This uplifting piece provides peace to the soul's eternal journey. It is an insightful, beautifully rendered work that elevates the spirit. Brilliant! - Blessings, My Friend, Daniel
Woods Avatar
May 30, 2024 at 10:39 AM
Would it be wrong to say, I LOVE YOU!!! ;)<3<3 Thank you so much Daniel... your comments are better and more inspiring than my best poem. Bless you! Xo
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