Requiem (A Sonnet)
by Charles Keller — Read all 159 poems by Charles Keller
Sunday, September 30, 2007
When your final choir begins its sweet song
will false praise reign or sincere accolades?
Will virtue shine through as the sun? Will strong,
stone walls guard your spirit as palisades?
Will your path be as deep as stones carved by
wind and water and time? Or dissipate
as the trail left by a vessel? You’ll lie,
Exposed for all to see. They’ll meditate.
Will they remember kindnesses you showed?
Will they remember pain you inflicted?
or your heart of pure gold which always glowed
brightly? Will Heaven wait as predicted?
These should be considered while you’re still here.
These should make life’s true path completely clear.
Outstanding composition in major poetic art... "Requiem (A Sonnet)" sings to
honor and respectful living ~ with clear voice ~ and wise souds of sublime accomplishments.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Keith
Love Tinka
Be safe,
Karen
WOW. Too many leave loose ends to squabble over...a powerful warning to be prepared. Well written, perfect meter and rhyme.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Thanks for the eye opener,,, Christine
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