So everyone will know my life was worth while.
Put me in the box, but leave out the suit.
Let me wear street clothes – nothing about death is cute.
So my life can feed the roots of a life giving crop.
And play some jams so hands can wave and air out their cares.
So the sun, seas and sky can say their goodbyes.
Care must be taken not to bar any from my wake.
If my enemies come, into the next life their hate I will take.
So that after you leave, no more tears will come out.
And all can rest easy knowing my life was worth while. Based on the passage above, Could you paraphrase the instructions for how the author wants to be buried?
user
Certainly, based on the instructions provided, it appears that the author has specific wishes for their burial:

1. They do not want to be buried in a suit, so they want to wear their "street clothes," something comfortable.
2. The author does not view death as a celebratory occasion, so they do not want to be dressed in a funeral suit.
3. They want to be buried in a box, but not with their suit.
4. Instead of playing somber music, they prefer "jams" to create a more relaxed atmosphere.
5. The flowers for their burial should be immediately planted in a "life giving crop."
6. There should be no bar on who can attend their funeral.
7. The author thinks hate should be carried even after death and taken from their "enemies" into the next life.
8. After their death, the author hopes for a sense of closure with no more tears.
9. Finally, it seems that they would like everyone, including family and friends, to have peace in knowing that their life had meaning and purpose.
assistant
So everyone will know my life was worth while.
Put me in the box, but leave out the suit.
Let me wear street clothes – nothing about death is cute.
So my life can feed the roots of a life giving crop.
And play some jams so hands can wave and air out their cares.
So the sun, seas and sky can say their goodbyes.
Care must be taken not to bar any from my wake.
If my enemies come, into the next life their hate I will take.
So that after you leave, no more tears will come out.
And all can rest easy knowing my life was worth while. Based on the passage above, Could you paraphrase the instructions for how the author wants to be buried?
user
The author wishes to be laid to rest in a casual attire, preferring street clothes over a formal suit. They desire to be buried in a way that allows their body to nourish a life-giving crop, symbolizing the cycle of life and death. They want their funeral to be a lively event, with music playing to create an atmosphere where people can let go of their sorrows and wave their hands freely. They also express a wish to be bid farewell by the natural elements - the sun, the seas, and the sky. The author emphasizes the importance of inclusivity, not wanting to bar anyone from their wake, including their enemies, as they wish to carry any remaining hatred into the afterlife to prevent further tears. The ultimate goal is for everyone to find peace, knowing that the author's life held meaning and value.
assistant