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What I'll see in Heaven MAG
January 6, 2020
What I’ll see in Heaven
When the fog just begins to clear
And my heart deadens
Loses touch of life that was once near
I’d wake up spinning in his lawn,
Mint flavor, baker’s air
The dusk would turn to dawn
And I would still be there
I’d wake up where September cold casts,
Birthday candles keep warm,
When Nine had never felt so vast
By the brink of the storm
I’d wake up where the sun shines through
Family is of four
And my dad is there to make due
I’d leave the table to get more
What I’ll feel in Heaven
When the fog begins to clear
Is feeling like I belonged here.
© Megan S., Marblehead, MA
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victoriathekoolkid GOLD said...
on Dec. 7 2020 at 8:30 pm
wow this is amazing this is also a really cool concept to write about
What I'll see in Heaven refers to spending time with my friends, birthdays before my life fell to bits, and how when I pass I'll live in the best parts of my life in heaven, or some otherworldly afterlife.