When I Die

When I die
Pen writes a lie
deny my will, A thrill laying in a box
pain haunts, but a curse stalks
when I die, The day my crippled happiness walks
I will leave earth, living, I bleed all my worth
existance has becaome meaningless
death walks towards me with a clean dress
My distant love, mistress
mourn the day I depart, Torn there's emptiness in my heart
stood above all serpents, but failed to bring unity among my parents
separated, raise in a broken shelter
"I love you mother" thats what I tell her
When I die, let no one else die
for my wrongs are within my corpse
in your hearts belong my memories thoughts and hopes
stay strong, remeber where you come from
after years have gone, you all shall join me, the day I long
When I die, bury me with a expectational mind and eye!!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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January 23, 2016 at 6:18 PM
ERIC, I'm just stopping by to enjoy your poem. Have a wonderful day. ** LINDA**
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September 8, 2015 at 11:34 AM
Eric, enjoyed reading your poem today.... **SKAT
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October 20, 2012 at 2:15 PM
interesting piece.. my favorite lines... when I die, bury me me with a expectional mind and eyes
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