When I Am Gone Poem by Malik-seven Navarre

When I Am Gone



I've kicked the bucket, haven't I?
I've thrown my life away.
Why some might say that I have died,
But died is not the case.

Though I no longer have a heart,
I may still have a purpose.
I've learned to live and play a part,
No longer person.

I'm now the breeze, the winds that run.
The moon in every hue.
I'm now the thousand burning suns,
That shine eternal love for you.

I'm now the birds that fill the sky,
I am the growing grass.
When I am gone, I have not died,
But simply passed.

Friday, February 9, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: death
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I wrote this poem after my Uncle passed and I got to thinking about all the people I've lost in my life.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dheeraj 09 February 2018

I'm now the breeze, the winds that run. The moon in every hue. I'm now the thousand burning suns, That shine eternal love for you. Soul is immortal and it never dies.It has consciousness even if unseen. Beautiful lines.

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