If I die,
Don't bid me farewell,
Box me up,
Put a pen beside me
And send me home.
When I die,
Do not lament for long
Publish my poems
So my audience will continue to be Happy.
Tell my mom not to mourn
Though am dead,
I still live within the lines of my poems,
Then the world will know you have done well.
When I get to heaven,
I will proudly show the pen to my creator
And ask him to bless the pen
With the ink that never dies
For the love of poetry.
If I die don't cry over me,
Gather your tears
As much as you can,
Then pour it on the little seeds of poetry I have planted;
If only they are sincere
They will save poetry from dying
Do these to show you truly care.
Jun 26, 2020
Jun 26, 2020 at 8:17 AM UTC
If I die,
Don't bid me farewell,
Box me up,
Put a pen beside me
And send me home.
When I die,
Do not lament for long
Publish my poems
So my audience will continue to be Happy.
Tell my mom not to mourn
Though am dead,
I still live within the lines of my poems,
Then the world will know you have done well.
When I get to heaven,
I will proudly show the pen to my creator
And ask him to bless the pen
With the ink that never dies
For the love of poetry.
If I die don't cry over me,
Gather your tears
As much as you can,
Then pour it on the little seeds of poetry I have planted;
If only they are sincere
They will save poetry from dying
Do these to show you truly care.
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