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At deaths door

At deaths door bodies lay in wait

 

for heaven to call them to there fate

 

there pain there suffering can be seen

 

sometimes there is no respect or dignity

 

 

 

bodies which once were so able

 

now cry out please help me

 

once could walk some could see

 

others paralaysed with frailalty

 

wait there moment in history

 

 

the present will soon be the past

 

when there last breath takes its last gasp

 

of earthly air they breath

 

 

as they leave this life

 

on the final part of there journey

 

from birth to death in history

 

 

 

on lifes journey through destiny

 

off which they played there part in history

 

while heaven gates await there entry

 

to the book of fate and destiny

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Nov 2, 2011
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