Poetic MindState

Words for The Heart Thoughts from the Soul

After Death

By: Tony L. Jefferson, Jr.

After I die, I want to be dressed in an all black suit

With some new boots

While I’m drifting up to heaven

I don’t want no fears, no tears, and no sneers

Just cheers

Cause I’m finally going home

Cause earth is hell sometimes froze over

Full of shady ass bitches and trifling bastards

I wanna go where the realist have gone

To bask in the new sunlight of the truth

It’s easy to envision a world better than here

Cause this is no world where we’d like to live

We’re placed here as a test

Testing what?

I have no clue

I guess I’ll find out what’s true after death

3 Comments »

  amber wrote @

Very nice post, it flows great and very expressive

  katwalk65 wrote @

I really like this poem, heaven knows I have felt the same many times myself, it’s a universal feeling — I like the way you describe being dressed. My ‘ode’ to this subject involved more the songs I wanted played at my wake and how I didn’t want people to mourn but to celebrate.

IF you ever feel like checking out some of my words on the page, http://imuapress.wordpress.com/
is more poetry, stream of consciousness, etc. and

http://imuafilm.wordpress.com/
is kinda more about what I do for a living, which is also a ‘creative’ field, but freelance, tv and film.

I want to write a poem ‘response’ if that’s cool, will probably post on imuapress in a day or so, if you check back.

I like exchanging ideas with other writers and writing riffs off each other’s stories, songs, words and love affairs with language, light and the other side of life.

Keep writing! I like this one!


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