Stages
I don't know
Where I'll go
What'll happen
When I die
I may go up
To the so called pearly gates
Or I may fry
In the smoldering oil of sin
Or I'll be fit into a box
And waste away, with maybe one dead flower six feet above me
Or I'll be sliced open
And save a life or two
And my ashes will be thrown into the sea
That comforts me
Because I don't know
Where I am
What is happening
Now that I'm alive
I may do good
And be a wonderful woman
Or I may fail
In the luscious temptation of the world
Or I'll be fit into a box
And type my life away, with maybe a child to put above me
Or I'll open my soul
And be in love
And swim in the seven seas
And that comforts me
But what is best
Was when I could rest
Inside the womb
Nothing to worry about, no impending tomb
Instead I was asleep
And my mother sang a muffled song
I was underwater, but I appreciated the sentiment I suppose
I liked being a fetus
But I suppose that isn't being
It was so much more freeing
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