Here lies Sharmila
done to death by no secret formula
she dared to live a little too much and far too long .
she dared to live a little too much and far too long .
Now that she is dead,she wants it known,
that till she died , she was smiling wide,
and here she does what she always did best,
playing dead and enjoying a good rest.
Visit if you must, then laugh a little laugh...
This is for A to Z April challenge
Hey....touched!
ReplyDeleteWriting your own epitaph!! How cool is that!!
ReplyDeleteWriting what’s important in your life and about the values and principles which govern your life! Loved your E, Sharmila!
Yours is a great formula
ReplyDeleteTo bring smiles to faces, Sharmila
Enjoy living to the hilt
May you bloom, never wilt
As for your creativity, it is simply oo-la-la!
Sharmila- I would love if my epitaph reads this too :) Thumbs up gal !
ReplyDeleteHahaha...too much! the tile made me suspicious but the poem was awesome. \m/
ReplyDeleteTill she dies she was smiling wide - Now I don't mind remembered like this !
ReplyDeleteThis poem made me smile !
Don't do this doc. It is out of fashion, even if you could write it so well.
ReplyDeleteMay u live long and creativity last forever
ReplyDeletegod bless
LOL! I love it and I hope mine reads similarly! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this! My epitaph is going to be very simple:
ReplyDelete"With Gratitude,
Julie"
along with the years of my birth and death. So simple!
Your image is fun, too.... you manage to make a serious topic somehow fun and light!
Happy A to Z-ing!
Julie Jordan Scott
Our Literary Grannies from A to Z:E is for Ellen Emerson
tweet me - @juliejordanscot
Love your spirit Sharmila :)
ReplyDeleteLove the cleverness of this! 'Playing dead' - is that what a holiday means? ;)
ReplyDeleteJaate,jaate, yahan bhi dentistgiri Kari na. Pran hate par smile na hate.....hmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteNice idea and penned beautifully.
ReplyDeleteLovely, I had done a similar thing some time back- http://blognostics.net/2011/12/20/my-obituary-by-sulekha-rawat/
ReplyDeleteHugs! Sharmila. Don't know how i missed this the first time around! My apologies. I remember we once had a practice epitaph writing session in school :D
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