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A Dead Man's Wish

by Shivam-S

When i am yet of this world understand me as i ought to be believe in me as i should be, and when i become of the afterlife, bury me in satin my friend, do not burn me from your thoughts, as i yet wish to live from the underground, as this is all i would have lived for. And if you do burn me, let my ashes fly with the easterly winds, so that i may yet live again, wander aimlessly over the sands of grain... and feel the scents of homely joy, like almighty's beloved toy.
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Apr 12, 2014
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