DEATH, I wait for your embrace
Come hug me tight and squeeze out the little spark running in my veins
What has your foe, life
offered me..
A lone throne of priceless thorns
Sinking in slush,
In the midst of a lush garden
of flowers.
Take me into your arms and sing the song of peace…
Dissolve me in your graves and break my bonds
A few or more tears for one or more reasons, from some or many eyes
And they, dropping on the plate of life would seal the gaps
As life springs new strings, recreate bonds and carry on for its clan.
In all the darkness of the world, I rush to hold your palms
Unload this heavy heart and silence the tremble
In one stroke, erase the scribble of God on the slate of life.
My dear angel of DEATH,
Snoop down from your high skies
This fruit is ripe to be plucked
Skinned and reclothed
Throw me anew on
A new sheet of grass
And a slice of sky for my roof.
I am no coward
To drop my guns and run away
Its just that I am ready to dissolve
And start a fresh leaf.
Death, yours is the pleasure
In inflicting pain
Yours is the pleasure in
Sorting & stripping
Take me as your offering
For tonight.
Verses from the Heart 
Nice poem dear Sang. Hope you are doing okay. Stay blessed.
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Yeah. I am fine Krishna. Thanks for your concern.
The writer, like the actor has to don different characters to express many unexpressed emotions.
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Good one Doctor. ✌️ I will assume that this is just your random imagination. Hope All is well!
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Ofcourse. Thanks for the concern. You must have noted the positive line over there :: I am no coward….
It is said of all fears, the fear of death is the greatest.. No one wants to leave this body…
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Oh yes, I noticed that too. You penned it beautifully! 😍
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Beautifully expressed. I, also, love these lines by John Donne: ” O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.”
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Thank You Anna.
Very beautiful lines indeed and very meaningful and ultimately spiritual.
Stay blessed.
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