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Marion Clarke
Poems
Oct 2016
Death
Revere not my body when I’m gone
I do not live there anymore
The grass grows on, curtains drawn
Think not of me in the past
I am not there, but here
Always present in every breath
The life I gave lives on
See me in the eyes of my children
In all the places in-between
I am not lost but free
Now I return to the far off places
My soul envelops all that is
My body is a million pieces
A tree, a berry, a bird, a man
A baby
I will feed the world
As I always was, I will be
Remember me not
For I will live forever.
#life
#death
#hope
#loss
#philosophy
#joy
#physics
#spiritual
#grief
#eternity
Written by
Marion Clarke
Tasmania
(Tasmania)
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