When I Be Gone
Should I be gone, when the world keeps turning,
And silence wraps the echoes of my fleeting breath,
In the stillness that follows, will my essence remain,
A whisper in the memories, defying even death?
If my name fades like shadows at dusk,
And faces I cherished drift away with the years,
Will the stories we shared still linger in light,
Or dissolve in the ether, lost with my fears?
Yet if laughter persists like a melody sweet,
And kindness blooms gently in the hearts I once knew,
Then part of my spirit will dance in their joy,
In every soft moment, my presence rings true.
Will the stars recall the dreams that I spun,
The hopes that I wove into the fabric of night?
Can the winds carry whispers of all that I sought,
In the tapestry woven from darkness to light?
What if my absence becomes a quiet refrain,
A space for new voices to sing and to soar?
In the ache of goodbye, will love carve a path,
Reminding them gently that I’m part of the lore?
I yearn to imagine, beyond this brief phase,
A legacy written in the lives that I touched,
Where echoes of laughter bridge time’s yawning chasm,
And love, like a river, flows wide and unclutched.
So when I depart, let it not be in sorrow,
But as a soft glow in the sunset’s embrace,
For should I be gone, the love that I offered
Will linger like starlight, illuminating space.
In this truth, I find comfort, a balm for my soul,
That my journey continues, though I may not be near,
In the hearts of the living, where memories unfold,
I’ll forever be woven in love’s silent cheer.
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