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Mike Hauser
Poems
Mar 2016
Death's Premonition
Do you ever think to yourself
Today's the day I'm taken me out
A premonition some may say
Where death takes your hand and skips away
From a let loose clue to an urgent need
To watch your back, to pay it heed
Where you feel you're in the firing line
Crossed haired in deaths deadly sight
What little hair that you have left
Stands up straight on the back of your neck
So that it will come as no surprise
You're at the end of your demise
Which is why I ask of you
Could this be the day all this comes true...
I've just had this strange feeling today...
Written by
Mike Hauser
Sunny Florida
(Sunny Florida)
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