Come, And Stand At My Grave Poem by Mohammad Younus

Come, And Stand At My Grave



Come, and stand at my grave,
And have a merry laugh,
I am not here,
My body is decomposed here,
I must have died under your eyes,
But, only my house crumbled down,
It became unfit for me to live sweetly,
I am not here, I have not perished,
I am the suns', the moons', the stars' glow,
I am the colour and fragrance of flowers,
I am the water, snow, air, and
all that support life,
I am the cool spring breeze,
The dry harsh autumn wind,
I am the scorching heat of the summer,
I am the chilly biting cold of winter,
I am the smile on the babs' lips,
I am the prayer on the mothers' lips,
I am the sweet song of morning birds,
I am the buzz of bees, crickets,
And other singing insects,
I am the beautiful dawn and dusk,
I am the living, I am the life in all things,
I have the power over all things,
Come and stand at my grave,
And have a merry laugh,
I am not here,
I have returned to my originator.

Mykoul

Come, And Stand At My Grave
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Deluke Muwanigwa 10 November 2020

Great poem. Nice flow. Nothing is wasted in the universe. Its a closed system. Energy cannot be created or destroyed but is transformed from one form to another. From nature we go back to nature. We might not like the form our dead loved ones are in but thats nature and nature becomes all of us eventually. Great write.

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