All the sorrows and pain
Is this how this one end
The lies of valley of flowers
It slowly becomes more sorrower
When you come to my cremation
You will love me a little more deeper
The light will poke your eyes
When you can't see me in those highs
The mountains we love
Has many things to say
Will you be able to breathe
After realising I have left for your good deed
Your heart will beat for a moment
Rejoicing the memories we made in no time
If you are sad look to the moon
If it can be alone so you can
The softness of cloud you love in my hand
Will you be ever to see those clouds again
When you realise the connection
You can come coz my heart for you is always open
Maybe we can meet in heaven
And fulfill the dream of living together on mountain..
Bless me if you can with "all the things"
that all and all can make me everything
good and would make a livelihood.
Bless me if you can with the "power"
to light a life and spread the light
like a candle I stand.
Bless me if you can with the "words"
which soothe the sorrower, make her
withstand before the stormy winds of sadness.
Bless me if you can with the "money"
to pour the poorer to part the poorness
which is prepared to be a part of the play.
Bless me if you can with the "sense"
to destroy the ignorance which is creeping
and making it's nets wider.
Bless me if you can with the "idea"
to cease and to plant "no war"
and to make it no where and not at all.
Bless me if you can with the "strength"
to drag the infants from the cave of deaths
which pulls them with one means or the other.
Bless me if you can with the "plan"
to make every place a palace on earth
enriched with natural beauty and the home of mother nature.
Bless me if you can with the "thought"
to teach every one to talk and learn
to try to write and fight for the right.
Bless me if you can with the "royalty"
to make every man happy and to move
his life with happiness and nothing more.
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