Excuse Me While I Die Poem by leonard daranjo

Excuse Me While I Die

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Everything you do has its shadow

Everytime you are untrue to yourself
you die a little
In life
death comes in small doses

Leonard


There have been times when I
smiled
while the bile inside me
burnt;
laughed
while every muscle in my face
ached;
spoke
while every word I uttered
stuck to my palate;
was polite and said nice things to people
that had the ring
of a funeral drum;
died
while all the time
I should have been living

Friday, July 10, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: funeral
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sandra Fowler 11 July 2009

Your opening reflections are worthy to be included in the 'Quote Garden'. This wisdom had its genesis in a true poet's soul. You give yourself away in words so very effectively. I can only add, 'Encore' Warmest regards, Sandra

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