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WHEN MY THOUSAND NIGTHS FALLS


 
When the vehicle death comes
and my last respect is paid
by the ones my mortal call family and friends
before my mortality returns to dust
 
Tell my mortal half not to cry
tell my seeds not to cry
for i am gone for a second waiting
a waiting for the promised second coming
 
Let my ink and sheets be laid on me
for a record of my immortal life
let my honey not be given to dust, but to living dust
for my spirit shall only ink his journey
 
Let the eyes rain not be seen on living dust
for i have completed my journey of the dust
but may my muted spoken voice be read to all
for it is my willing to the living dust.
 

 

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