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Fear of Death


I can feel my mind being consumed The fear of an eternal darkness It's too much to bear Oh God, could it be that I'm just selfish? The constant taught of being in solitude Will follow me to the grave Even then I would have fallen into the oblivion Of solitude I see the clouds full of life The clouds are like my mind, clouded Unknown to my mind Is that earth is only a simple passage To the eternal life How do I tell my mind to stop agonizing? That earth is only a beginning of an eternal heaven Let the sun rise everyday I'll be ready for that day For now I will conquer my fear of eternal darkness Come to terms, so they say For on that day God will be my new life Then I won't fear no more Not death, not eternal darkness But will only rejoice with eternal happiness
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