Dead Man Walking Poem by Osazee Dankaro
Dead Man Walking
On the discovery of my death
Do not make any noise
Do not cry, do not weep
I did not die that day.
When you see I no longer breathe
Do not be saddened
Do not think, do not meditate.
I did not die, I did not live.
On the discovery of my death
Do nothing. I did not die that day.
I died many years ago.
On the day I was born.
5.37pm
27/02/2015
Friday, February 27, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: death
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