Death won't end me | Sulaimon Khalid

Published on 6 June 2024 at 22:11

     Death won't be the end for me

My hustle, for existence after death not money

To keep my reputation save after end, I don't stop working

Death may be the end for others not for me.

 

     Not going to die without impact like chicks

Till last breath, my determination will never be sick

Even when I'm gone, my name will remain in their cheek

Death isn't capable of ending me even with thousand tricks.

 

     Death won't end me

Death will only make me absent to them physically

My identity will remain in their skull

My word will rule their world.

 

     Death won't end me

Death can only erase my statue as human

In their emotions I still live

In what they say I'm not dead.

 

     When I'm dead, my words won't

My love in their heart won't cease

Death won't end me.

More about The Poem...

 

This poem asserts a defiant stance against the finality of death, expressing a strong belief in the enduring impact of one's actions and words. The narrator's relentless hustle and determination are depicted as forces that transcend physical demise, aiming to preserve their reputation and influence. The poem conveys a sense of immortality through legacy, suggesting that death cannot erase the narrator's presence in the memories and hearts of those left behind. Through vivid imagery and resolute declarations, the poem emphasizes that death is merely a physical absence, not an end to the narrator's influence and significance.


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