Death's Doorstep

I stand atop lofty mountains

Drinking water from youthful fountains

My gaze spreads far and wide

I feel countenance by my side



My head swirls with joy

Like a baby with a toy

I fall back on delicate blades of grass

Hoping this moment does not pass



The sky above is stark blue

A beautiful pastel that God drew

Divine angels fly with grandeur

Above clouds floating with splendor



I feel the sun on my face

Radiating rays of golden lace

My eyes finally sink close

On my grave falls a black rose

View emadjav's Full Portfolio
Angela Bergonia's picture

I think there was a red rose as well.
Anyways regardless I haven't forgotten my promise, old friend.

Bryan Adam Tomimbang's picture

It appears that there's an ephemeral quality to life in this poem. Totally genius. Keep it up!