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I have read the poem.I think that it is a frank and delicate meditation on death in rhyming quatrains.Life is here presented as a long, tiring uphill journey toweards the ''dark hours'' of death.This journey makes a man weak and worn out.But after death,the soul reaches heaven where God is ready to give peace and rest to the battered soul.This is a very beautiful and significant poem.
SOUKARJA GHOSAL from India