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Brandon Conway
Poems
Sep 2018
Conversation with a Grave Digger
"I am dying."
"Its hardly a cold."
"Will you fetch me a thermometer?"
"I will send for one, you Shakespearean."
"I am glad you can make jokes to a dying friend."
"Learn to hold your wine."
"You mean drink? Or what I am doing now?"
"Both."
"Will you still be my friend in the morning?"
"If you are alive."
"Good. I am dying you know?"
"You died a week ago and the week before that."
"It's real this time. You will not be happy in the morning."
"Why is that?"
"You will wake to a foul smell and realize that your mourning will be spent digging a hole."
"Oh, so like most mornings with you."
"You are a real pal. Pass the wine?"
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#grave
#digger
#friend
#sick
#dramatic
#dialog
#shakespearean
#alcohol
#wine
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Brandon Conway
31/M/SC
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