When Am Gone.

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When am gone
Cry for me a little
Think of me sometime
The treasured moments
Put e'm in your chest

I lived my life to the full
And now my date has come
As it is written on my tombstone
I was a legend of my time
I made history

Now the only favour
I do request "por favor"
Is that you let it go
Turn your back and shut the door
To the story of my life

Not a footprint of my life 
Should walk in your memory
You spend my love till I went bankrupt 
You got nothing to lose
By letting me lie in my grave
Soliloquizing over the story of my life.




Comments

  1. Sammy Nakitare6 June 2014 at 00:51

    When am gone, weep a drop
    Weep a drop and let me go
    Let me go and let it go
    Think of me sometimes
    sometimes recall our moments
    But let me go and let it be
    Knowing I loved you so.

    Your poem is great. Gave me a little inspiration to come up with this. Good job...Keep on. I love the line: You spent my love till I went bankrupt inside.

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