Wednesday, February 3, 2021

Silent Death


I wish to be wiped away,
In a sudden morning,
Without being cremated.
I wish for a sudden death,
Like a buzzing fly
Without being noticed.
I wish to escape from,
This world of prejudices,
Who battle to make me pious
After I loss my breaths.
I wish to be dead,
In a silent morning 
Without being mourned
And I never wish to be engraved too.

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