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Cliff Perkins
Poems
Aug 2020
No more poems about Death
All written because someone died
Or feared the empty hole
Nothingness personified
Talk of heart and soul
Foolish patter in the wind
Whistling in the dark
Yet when we reach that bitter end
Bite is far worse than bark
A subject one cannot ignore
An object lesson learned
“Not yet!” the anguished do implore
Dispensation spurned
A thousand lines to heal the hurt
A thousand doubts remain
The quick remain to feel the quirt
Cling to the old refrain
Faith has brought me safe thus far
Faith will lead me home
But is the answer truly found
In any ancient tome?
Poetry to soothe the sting
Syrupy as molasses
Sweet bye and bye of which we sing
****** of the masses?
Job was poetry they say
As was much of the Bible
When darkness falls we seek a way
A fable or a foible?
Job perhaps has said it best
Explained it all by half
The reason for the final test
Is God’s hilarious laugh
Take this paper written on
Use it to light the fire
Pile the many others on
Make all death poems’ pyre.
Written by
Cliff Perkins
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