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Poem "Demise":
- written March 2010
- published March 18, 2010
- viewed 7 times
Other poems by Happy Mhlongo:
»Are you dead, dad?«
»Before I die«
»Comfort of thorn«
»Don't blame the world«
»Don't make the cat cry«
»Don't wanna write anymore«
»FIFA World Cup«
»From the day I met you (New Change)«
»Hell shall set me free«
»How I met your Mom, Part one«
»I grew up/Golden egg«
»I love you«
»I miss you dear«
»Innocent as a lamb«
»It's over«
»Just Like a Tattoo«
»L.I.F.E.«
»Lesson of better life«
»Let love shine«
»Let me die peacefully«
»Let me sing«
»Letter to your mom... Part two«
»Love at a first sight«
»Marring the death«
»Maybe you never existed«
»My mom, a hero«
»Never love her again«
»Never loved you better«
»No future«
»Pure as white«
»Scenario«
»Serenade«
»Still Growing«
»Summer love«
»That tone of music«
»The bad master«
»The broken-hearted boy«
»The world mourns for you«
»Thinking about you«
»To be tied on her mother's apron strings«
»Unbreakable«
»Who am I?«
»You can shed tears that she is gone«
Visit Happy Mhlongo's profile page
Poem "Demise":
- written March 2010
- published March 18, 2010
- viewed 7 times
Other poems by Happy Mhlongo:
»Are you dead, dad?«»Before I die«»Comfort of thorn«»Don't blame the world«»Don't make the cat cry«»Don't wanna write anymore«»FIFA World Cup«»From the day I met you (New Change)«»Hell shall set me free«»How I met your Mom, Part one«»I grew up/Golden egg«»I love you«»I miss you dear«»Innocent as a lamb«»It's over«»Just Like a Tattoo«»L.I.F.E.«»Lesson of better life«»Let love shine«»Let me die peacefully«»Let me sing«»Letter to your mom... Part two«»Love at a first sight«»Marring the death«»Maybe you never existed«»My mom, a hero«»Never love her again«»Never loved you better«»No future«»Pure as white«»Scenario«»Serenade«»Still Growing«»Summer love«»That tone of music«»The bad master«»The broken-hearted boy«»The world mourns for you«»Thinking about you«»To be tied on her mother's apron strings«»Unbreakable«»Who am I?«»You can shed tears that she is gone«»Demise«
Let me die a peaceful death
The death that will born me again
Let me not die alone
For me, I share my body with you
Why must I die, if I'm not worthy dying?
Walking tall above the shiners
Teach me to how to overcome death.
And to kill all the sinners
Every love got its own death
Be this not be the end of the road
Let us strive not to the death-
That can lead us to death
But the death that lead us to a better road.
No one can die for someone
But let me die on you behalf.
Let me die a silent young man's death
Not a soldier's Demise
I don't want to see your grave
Let you crawl on my grave with tears of pain.
I'll never rest until you are doomed.
The sudation I made shall be my tears of joy and happiness.
And hope no hell shall do us apart.
Till death do me-
I'll strive for a better tomorrow
God, oh Mighty
Let me not die hard
Let me somnolence forever.
The death that will born me again
Let me not die alone
For me, I share my body with you
Why must I die, if I'm not worthy dying?
Walking tall above the shiners
Teach me to how to overcome death.
And to kill all the sinners
Every love got its own death
Be this not be the end of the road
Let us strive not to the death-
That can lead us to death
But the death that lead us to a better road.
No one can die for someone
But let me die on you behalf.
Let me die a silent young man's death
Not a soldier's Demise
I don't want to see your grave
Let you crawl on my grave with tears of pain.
I'll never rest until you are doomed.
The sudation I made shall be my tears of joy and happiness.
And hope no hell shall do us apart.
Till death do me-
I'll strive for a better tomorrow
God, oh Mighty
Let me not die hard
Let me somnolence forever.
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