The stone was weathered
I couldnt read the name
still people gathered
just the same
though the name couldnt be read
I seen a poem on the back that said-
Laying under this stone
down in the ground
I'm here all alone
under this mound
at my head is my stone
a vase for flowers to stock
my name will be forever known
etched in the rock
though I'm just bones
people come to see
I hear their moans
standing over me
they bring me flowers and such
for their love to show
say they love me much
then they go
they tell me things
they never said before
the joy it brings
to me forevermore
then I realized it was me
people were coming to see
a thousand years past
after reading my poems, at last
The poet dies, Ernest, but his works live forever. thats why most poets mocked death. yes in death they do die but their ideas live a long lease of life.
Alas, so few artists and poets ever have fame in their lifetime. Good piece Ernest.10
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Ernest. We all must die, but the wonderful thing is that our works have a chance to live on. What a blessing. Thanks.10