A Tribute To Life Poem by Vincent Dali

A Tribute To Life



Open up b#! *h and let me in
When the neighbors ask I'm just your friend
I'm not your out of town kin
But once I begin, to begin to befriend
Your loving heart
Maybe then I could see your emotions in a dream about a lullaby
Please O' dear don't cry
When axes fall from the sky
Straight into your thigh
Grin without a cringe and bare it
Take the pain and share it
You O' dear don't have to be a Valentine
You don't have to be mine
Yet, you do have to die
So I bid you goodbye
In leaving you now
I place this kiss upon your brow
And with your final breath, I take my bow

*Composed By Carl P. Morre
*Written By Vincent Dali

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Amber Vasquez 13 February 2009

It was a enjoyable to read Keep it up!

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