Pay The Ferryman Poem by Dani Arrow

Pay The Ferryman

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I've been walking around with a coin in my pocket
I carry it with me wherever I go
I'm grinding this life 'til a lover might rock it
I've been saying much more goodbyes than I'm saying hello

I've been searching this life for a rhyme and a reason
I'm trying to live by the rules of my heart
Leading me here, it is guilty of treason
But I'm just its servant, I'm playing my part

And in the silent night I know where this road is taking me
And I can finally see
This coin is not for me
And in the end I won't pretend
I have done the best I can
I'll pay the ferryman

Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: death,honesty,regret
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
written October 16th 2016
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tom Allport 04 April 2017

a poem of destinations unknown? of trying to lead a good life! ..........well penned.

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