CRY NO MORE
Late is who they call you
because you can't breath nomore
as the casket passes on silently
on the hands of the innocents
and those who came to say goodbye
i cry nomore
On they moved
step after step slowly by slowly
and closing the gap between
the shallow sacred hole and them
as the passers-by watch in silence
as they filled the air with cries
but i can't cry no more
Finally settled in the small home
one by one the crowd filled the empty
spaces in thhe next to be called homage
begining with the kinship
then followed the onlookers
the still trees whispered to the others
as a smooth wind blows across the branches
cries break the silence
as the deceased finally settled
and the servant gave His words
from the begining of the sacred writing
engraved down to become a strict religion
in the begining was the word
then light and darkness
to make it a separate day and night
that made me cry nomore
That's all our passage
and by His will we shall
all go back to where we belong
born of human flesh yet made of soil
six feets under ground is our destination
and back into the dust we will go back
coz that's where we all come from nothing
and i'll weep nomore
#Okelopieces
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