Let it Come to Me DearlyA Poem by Randolf RamosA poem out of unknown.
Let it come to me fainly
I do not fear death! These years of toil are finely woven Made of fine filoselle of youthful days These ornaments are blinding shroud Cloyed with luster of chagrin With that, I have found life Should I be proud? Let it come to me dearly Not that I fear death Nor be proud of it And not that I ask of it Life had me, met triumph, happiness,and all positivities, enlightenment, friends, and foes in friendliness. Life had deftly accepted me. To learn the latter is life itself. Let it come to me, if in death we found life. It is finding life in death, as I found life in this lifetime. I do not fear death for fear of dying. Then let it come to me deigratia. Let it come to me dearly. © 2010 Randolf RamosAuthor's Note
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