When Death Came You Taxed It Poem by James McLain

James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By

When Death Came You Taxed It

Rating: 5.0


How did you expect me
to know you from the
bird flying bye.
You ask things that have no answer..
at least none..I can discern..
I am the book that you never read..
I am that simple plain cover..unread..
Power and control..what..would you..
control what..and if given..
How would you use it..? ..do you abuse it?
Do you know what you want? ..do you?
If you dont know...how would any one else
know what you want?
So what do you tell me what....
you think you said but did not?
Tell me some thing good..!
Tell me a way out of here..!
I can escape death..and taxes.
I never can escape from of you.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Marieta Maglas 03 July 2009

I can read here some wonderful metaphors, like this visual: ''I am the book that you never read.. I am that simple plain cover..unread.'' and I'm asking if happiness can be controlled or it is the final station of consciousness in love....wonderful poem..10+++ from me

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Lacie Wasserman 03 July 2009

:) Very good....it makes you think...keep writing!

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James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By
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