This poem discusses how a person should feel when they are facing the end of their life, and death is an inevitable consequence.
If I must die, then let me not
Go to my grave full of guilt, shame and defeat
Let me not go with fear of the unknown
Or of what I will experience in the afterlife
If I must die, then let me go with dignity
Courage and triumph
Knowing that I’ve lived life to the fullest
Knowing I’ve been all I was meant to be
Knowing I’ve accomplished all my goals
If I must die, then let me not
Wallow in self-pity, yearning for what
Might have been or what never happened
Let me not wish for the impossible
But only for those goals I could easily reach
If I must die, then let me reminisce
On the good times, all the great
And wonderful times I shared with others
Knowing they loved me for me
For who I was, not judging me for my sins
If I must die, then let me pray
To my Creator and my Savior
That I will find eternal peace and rest for my soul
Knowing that this time, like no other
Its all in Their hands
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