Death Poem by Real Talk

Death



It was this day I woke
That I witnessed the displacement
Of a soul released
From its unique incasement
There was nothing I could do
But watch with patience
The operation of the figure adjacent

Vociferated but was only disdained
As if a reflection inside of a pane
In which behind there poured a rain
A figment of interference
But in reality refrained

Upon the departure
Of the silent poster
Curious but hesitantly
I began to move closer
To that which laid
Sprawled over the sofa
Hoping bereavement
Wouldn't break my composure

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Serenity Prayer 06 June 2008

very well written. good job. high five and a pat on the back for you =)

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