Self obituary...
Here lies the body of my good friend P.H.Rose,
who lived life for Words, family and opening closed doors.
His start wasn't easy, early years no love learned,
Violence and abuse, lessons of youth, those years burned.
As he grew up to middle age , everything stayed the same,
The path always darkened as he walked down that lane.
when everything seemed lost, no escape from his mire,
The love of a young one, re lite his life's fire
That dark fog rescinded, the sun shone down through,
Everything became clear, for this boy, hope then grew.
Where once those dark voices, controlled all his acts,
He then used words of poetry, and of loving paybacks.
For the remainder of his years, till the day he passed on,
Only love and understanding would be the words of his song.
Rest in everlasting peace...
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Author:
P.H.Rose (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: February 13th, 2017 12:05
- Comment from author about the poem: Have you ever wondered what people Will say on your passing ?? I wrote this in the hope that they Will say something nice and I Hope I wouldn't be thought of as A..... wasted life...
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Comments3
Very lovely and wonderful obit P.H. Glad it is not real, though 🙂
Ha ha, thanks WBL..
It just popped in my head.
Someone should do a
Fusion poem "self obituary"
I'd love to read what people
Would want rotten about them...
I'd find it very interesting ...
Great write
Thank you Tony
I\'m at that Time of
Life where you think
Of coming to the end..
Welcome
Very very good obit--glad it's not needed yet!! I think it's very well done.
Thank you chrissy, the path I was
On I would never of written this,
But these days thankfully I can
Write.. And be a better human..
I did a good deed today, I'm gonna
Write something soon about it.
I hav'nt forgotten about the poem
About the wonderful work you and
All the other nurses do, I'm trying to
Improve it, I read it last night and
Thought it needed more. I'll post
It soon.
Looking forward to it! 🙂
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