As You Rise
The sky, as dark as a painting.
Spirits, as low as the earth's core.
Eyes wonder at the sound of panting
But they all know, the life cannot be restored.
Now I look at the figure,
Lying on the floor.
Awaiting it's death,
Knocking on its door.
A cold liquids escapes my eyes,
And I watch his eyes close.
Away his spirit, away it flies
The figure still there, underneath my nose.
I join my hands together,
Raise my head to the sky.
Whisper a prayer,
Accompanying him to the gates above the clouds.
"Amen." I say,
Lay my hands to my sides.
Walk away unnoticed by the dark day,
Eyes stay focused on the one who lost life.
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As You Rise
PoetryA poem about something losing life. Not very long, but enjoy reading it!!