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Tao
Poems
Sep 2018
Deathly Humour
Death stood staring stoically
As I let my last breath slip
Poised to ****** my soul
And take it on it's last trip
Fitting that in my last days
It's company I kept
Frowning, waiting
Watching as I wept
A breathless sigh
And rolling eyes
It mocked
My end was nigh
As if on borrowed time
It kept glancing at the clock
Nervously I kept praying for help
But I knew that door was locked
"Finally!", it would have crowed
when it's dark scythe appeared
A cold sweat broke when I realised
My judgement day has neared
It grinned at me
So damnably
As it swung it's evil tool
I waited, with my eyes tightly shut.
Then groaned when it shouted,
April Fools!
When the doctor says, "Oops!, sorry we had a mix up!"
#aprilfools
Written by
Tao
32/M/South Africa
(32/M/South Africa)
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