The Two Roads - Heaven and Hell

The second blow of the trumpet; now all the souls assemble and wait,
Waiting for the decision as to where they’ll face their fate.
In the shade of All\h’s throne, relaxed this soul will lay,
And in two rak`ahs of %al\h 50,000 years will pass away.
A smile spreads upon his face, as he receives his book in his right hand,
Success is what is achieved as he’ll enter Heaven, his promised land.
The parents of a *\fi~ will both receive sparkling crowns,
People will step aside for them, as they ascend in honour’s gowns.
If this is for the parents, then upon the *\fi~ what will descend?
He will read and he will climb, and into the heights of heaven ascend.
All\h has saved this servant, and to save, allows him to intercede,
He will seek out his friends, and stay a friend in their hour of need.
“Come,” is echoed by an enchanting voice,
“Enter through the gate of your choice,
“We are made for each other can’t you see,
“That I am for you and you are for me.
“For your endless pleasure, there is no need to crave,
“As subject to your happiness, I am your slave.”
By the hands of Mu#ammad r from a special pool he will drink,
Never again to be thirsty, for his thirst will be left to sink.
For a period, known only to All\h, he will stare at the gate,
He is in no rush to enter, as eternity lies in wait.
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