WHEN I DIE; I'LL WAKE UP

WHEN I DIE, I’LL WAKE UP

Did you see me wake the slumber
As she snored her way through
Prepare the timber for the winter
To say all she’s gone through

I’ll awake when I die
Shake the thick, when I’m gone
Close the eyes of flies that sleep
Walk my breaking limit so deep
Work the hour of time to a stand still

There! I awoke the last breath
"Eagle scouts off my grip to rip"
What? An awakening of the wild
As the forest, gentle it was, reek 

Who has not seen? the course of time
How timid they were to stand my rhymes
In full time , full force and energy so nigh! 
I will, if you want me; to bid farewell tonight

Cause the effect to ripple 
Alarm my path, I have an hurdle
Just when I die to effect none wants
There I’ll awake myself to live in forever

Hurray my golden lampstand! On this mole
Chuckles on their meek but arrogant cheeks
Triple my trials to no halt! If I live, I’m awake
Till I die and rise up, to the found and fortified me

Written by; Sir Taitophil
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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