When I die
I want to be cremated
In the banks of river, “ Bagmati”
Beneath the vigilant eyes of, “Pashupati”
And want my ashes scattered
In the barren land of disparity
And may be one-day
Flowers will grow there
And birds will come around
To relish it’s sugared virginity
And bees will come around
To drink the nectar of immortality
And Angels will come around
Straight from the mighty Heaven
To caress it, to feel it, to kiss it
And request its hand for the matrimony
Very nice picture Bhuwan. I think this poem is very lovely. I agree with cremation and would love for my ashes to be sprinkled in a place I love too.
*Marlene*
Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on July 7, 2003
Great Bhuwan, but yes let this be in the far distant future. You have much to offer the world. Your friend Bill
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on July 7, 2003
Beautiful work, but I hope you stay around for a while.
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excellent write my friend
William
*Marlene*
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Tinka
Reindeer
Lovely pic too.....ty, Dani
I love your poem as always
it was perfect.
Best wishes always
from
kay
May Lu a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)