Sarina Henry (07/28/99 / Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
Poems by Sarina Henry : 2 / 5
Life and Death
The ghost of a little boy
asked me to play
today
I asked his name
and he said
that the angels
called him Life
He asked my name
and I told him Death
I dressed myself in black
and Life cloaked himself in white
We ran outside
past Destruction
Past hope
past a well man
and one with a slit throat
We ran to the gates of heaven
and played all day
Sarina Henry
Submitted: Wednesday, March 06, 2013
Poems by Sarina Henry : 2 / 5
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