A cloth worn,
With a last breath it’s torn.
The carcass
A vessel made of clay and bones,
The only robe the soul has worn.
The carcas
Baths with care,
But a few days the dust reclaimed it share.
The carcas
When the soul takes a trip,
The carcass left to drip.
The carcass
No longer bleeds,
Its purpose served, its final deeds.
The carcass
Once kissed by life’s flame,
No voice, no name.
The carcass
Adorned in silk or rags, the same,
Returns to dust, without acclaim.
The carcass
Not the end, but the shell released,
While the soul journeys
In search of peace.
Patrick Ekong ©️
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