If I die, think only this of me
That in some corner of a foreign field
By midnight blossom
Beneath a shimmering moon
All of my scars will have been healed
I will have melted into to the earth
By the heat of my warm heart
As rose petals fall
As birds sing their glorious song
I give back to nature, I have played my part
I will have gone on to the heavens above
On Earth there will be no physical trace
But I will be there, on Midsummer's eve
In the gentle breeze weaving through your hair
I will have gone on to a better place
Taken from a stimulus
Written 2014
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Unbroken • Poetry
Poetryeven the leaves will not break beneath her touch "All art is quite useless." - Oscar Wilde
