I tell my son that no one knows.
But mom, what happens when we die?
Do we come back? Where do we go?
I tell my son that no one knows.
But when I die, I say, I’ll show
up everywhere you are. But why?
I tell my son that no one knows.
what happens when we die.
*this poem is an old French form, the triolet … um, I think I’ll come back to edit this one.
Looks like a children’s book is in your future…
Want to collaborate on it!?
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The form does help create that sense of insistence in the poem, in the question, in the answer.