One Day
Beep, beep, beep.
A machine aided heart beat,
The noise forever trapped in my mind.
“I’m sorry ma’am, she’s not making it.” Beep
I can only hear the voices,
I wish I could respond.
I’m here! I’m okay!
No one can hear my cries.
“Don't say that, she’ll be fine.
my little girl will be fine” Beep
These words, coming only in
a downpour of tears.
Please don't, I'm right here.
Everything will be okay.
“Ma’am, I’m sorry,
you should say your goodbyes...
...I’ll give you a minute.” Beep
I understand what’s happening; I can’t stop it.
The pain in her voice is agonizing.
Mother, please don't cry.
Be strong for me, be strong.
“...Good-goodbye, my sweet girl.
I-I love you.” Beeeeeeeeeeep
My soul seems engulfed
in a gallery of lights.
I find when I open my eyes
all I’ll see are gates of white,
cities of gold, and the familiar faces.
“I’m sorry ma’am, she’s gone.” Beeeeee-
Don’t be scared mommy, I’m safe.
It’s pretty here, mommy.
Don’t be sad, and don’t worry.
One day, you’ll be here too.
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