Note To The Departed
Through the silence,
I listen.
Your soft breath caresses my ears,
With a feathery whisper.
Your presence lingers
Even after you're long gone.
Ashes to dust,
To dirt you fall deeper,
And deeper,
And deeper.
The only remainder,
A stone,
An epitaph in words not your own.
A phantom image,
In the corner of my cruel eye,
Playing tricks on me.
You rest in a box,
When you deserve the Taj Mahal.
You decay with the earth,
When you deserve the to dance on the Rings of Saturn.
Through the silence,
I listen,
To your soft voice telling me,
This is not where you're meant to be.
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