My Final Poem

My final poem





When beautiful fairies will wait
and brighter the sun will glow,
Magical essence of breeze
colourful flowers will show,
A subtle knock on 
and I am ready to go.....

To meet my beloved and my dad,
who wait up in all beauty and grace,
All those I declared dead
shall bugle to let everyone know, 
That I am on my way
to relive their giggles and laughter,

Best of my friends that care
will bid holy goodbye...
My mom, my son, my sis, my bro,
for days will miss and drown in tears .....
Success and achievements 
throughout all laid to rest,
Every emotion and all desires,
will see an end as I kiss the serene fire ....

Grieve no one as I am glad,
Liberated of all deeds and sins,
Grieve no one as I am glad,
Liberated of all fears and hurt,
Grieve no one as its nothing new,
Died and born many times,
I changed vivid costumes,

Purity of my soul 
as lustrous gold,
Ready to be reborn
in a fresh avatar,

O sweet death ! Come get me!
As magical ink waits for me......
A pen and a piece of paper please.....
Mind doesn't die.... Words don't die .....
In every new world I will write,
My final poem in this birth.......




Written August 29th, 2015
For contest by Silent one
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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La France Avatar
August 30, 2015 at 2:19 PM
Upma, a B E A U T I F U L write from a beautiful soul and thanks for visiting my poetry ~~
Vaso Avatar
August 29, 2015 at 11:33 PM
OK I must say STOP it with these final poems!!! They are far to good to be final, and this one Dr. Upma A. Sharma. is a real gem!
A. Sharma Avatar
August 29, 2015 at 11:40 PM
Thnx for ur lovely words Arthur! Appreciate ur kind visit!
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