A Glimpse into AfterlifeA Poem by Michael G. Smith...Rain fell like
dream Glint of diamond droplets Took me on through To place understood; the other side Walking beyond veils Leaving the darkness behind It was a strange holographic green A likeness garden gleaming Beauty serene A vision women young tending On her knees cultivating Something other than But resembling vegetation She took notice Never peering up How did I know this Upon my approach Now I was stuck Forbidden to move As she spoke Without sight of her lips That familiar presence instructed What my mother had not received His permission To engage me directly Until the coming forth Of her resurrection Till then merely to relay A much need message It was an apology “I’m sorry my son For robbing you of Motherly affection” Between her words Began a falling lighthearted mist My first thought was this To water green garden As I witnessed the foliage Comforting turn All into her direction Again came more words Pleading forgiveness For nightmares Assuredly giving me the unrest Now I was thinking Perhaps I am experiencing death Those ideas quickly floating left Away when I felt His hand The whole scene then whiteness Behind my shoulder A voice testifying I am He granting love’s privilege I awoke in my bed The sun reaching Reaching deep within A burden lifted Sorrows dead Taking the next Of many more breaths © 2013 Michael G. Smith |
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