A passing

When the gentle whispers beckon us we must be brave,
When it's our turn to bid farewell to loved ones and all things temporal we must prepare ourselves and be calm.
We must not be afraid when the sweat and toil is over,
Something great will be there to greet us,
For there is no room or permanence at this place we've been born into,
we all have to pass and exchange pain for peace.
The shell we've been given wasn't meant to last,
the shell we've been given is transient it will decay,
But an essence will live on as aura,
Going to the grave is only the beginning,
an outer body experience will happen to us all,
this is not necessarily the end but another start.
Do not grieve for those gone,
they have fulfillment at last,
do not weep for the deceased there resting for a brief spell,
the good ones are waiting for us,
the good ones will always return eventually,
because goodness never completely dies,
it watches over the living.
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life after death ...when we all stand in the presence of Allah the Almighty.....so true and so deep and amazing description.
I also get the feeling I might get judged in some sort of after life
Thanks for your comment.
DEATH, IS A PART OF LIFE. Learn, to live with loss. Learn, to be brave.
We, must support each other in the grief. We, must pay tribute to those who have left us, by showing respect, in honouring their names, and achievements. They, gave to us. They, lived for us. They, are us.
Being a part of the same era, we share common bonds and threads. We, are a team, dedicated to leaving a LEGACY. How, do we want to be remembered ?
WE SHOULD WISH TO BE LOOKED UPON FONDLY, by history books and descendants. GIVE TO EACH OTHER. GIVE...TO THE FUTURE.
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Thanks for your comments Richard...
Someone recently described it as the big sleep.i got some comfort from that.
No one should fear death being the end. Live life to the absolute fullest.
Thanks India I wrote this in an attempt to come to terms with my own death anxiety....