A Visitor Poem by Jan Sand

A Visitor



Death knocked upon my door -
Asked me to come along.
I told him that I'm occupied.
To leave now would be wrong.
He tipped his hat and made a bow
And made a wistful smile.
He said that he would call again
After a little while.

Jan Sand
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
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