on my death bed

By Praise Boaz On my death bed, I lay in peace, My breath grows light, my thoughts find release. I see your faces — the ones I adore, My family, my friends… I couldn’t ask for more. Through every storm, you stood by me, Through pain and laughter, faithfully. You gave me strength when I was weak, You spoke of hope when I couldn’t speak. How am I gonna be without you, my better half? Your voice still plays — my soul’s photograph. But don’t cry too long, don’t let grief win, For love like ours won’t die — it lives within. Tell my friends to smile when they remember my name, We shared our youth, our joy, our flame. Tell my family I’m finally free, Where pain is gone and hearts agree. Life’s not about the breaths we take, But the hearts we touch, the bonds we make. And though I leave this earthly shore, My love will echo forevermore. So when you gather, and laughter’s near, Know my spirit lingers here. Not as a ghost, but as a