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Poetry
through P. E. Sinclair
September 1991
Across the Bridge through Death |
To the lighted gate I came, |
And waited with other transient souls |
Until they called my name. |
No physical body wore I now, only |
The Spirit, like some quickened flame, |
And gathered to, the Tapestry of Life |
Just ended - grey and rarely flecked with colour. |
This I presented to the Gatekeeper |
In my turn and viewed its sombre hues |
And signed, regretting lost chances |
To illumine other people's lives. |
"See," said the Spirit, as he turned |
The tapestry about. "The love |
And comfort that you gave unstintedly - |
Shows on the underside." And LO |
The weaving glowed richly with pinks |
Golds, blues and glorious mauves. |
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