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Immortality (poem)

Posted on October 4, 2025 By Carl Bettis

Immortality

No grass will grow on my grave.
Cremated, my ashes (probably mine, mostly mine)
will sit in a box, while someone,
not sure exactly who I am, wondering
who I’ve gotten myself mixed up with,
asks, What will we do with him,
like my parents when I was young.
It almost will be my life. Except
I’ll be innocent and able to sleep,
no roots or regrets to disturb me.

— Carl Bettis
2025-10-04

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