If this is the last poem I’ll ever write, let it be made of fading light— a breath between the stars and me, a truth unspoken, finally free.
Let it hold the scent of autumn rain, the echo left after leaving pain. Let it whisper where my voice once broke, a dream half-healed, a word half-spoke.
If this is the final line I send, let it not beg or break or bend. Let it stand where silence grew— a quiet vow: I carried through.
No ribboned end, no rhyme to keep— just peace enough to fall asleep. A hush between the heart and sky... the last poem, and no goodbye.