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Itinerary

Our graveyard;

It beckons,

It bellows.

The crows call.

The raindrops crawl down our coffins.

 

But I believe in you and me.

Our funeral is a mockery.

 

They’ll pick up the debris

Of our bones.

But little do they know,

Our devotion is feisty.

Our love is indelible; undying.

 

So I’ll ask politely.

 

While you’re clenching cloth napkins

And sighing in strife,

Ready your eyes

For a death

That can come back to life.

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Written by
jelisa-jeffery
31 / F / Canadian
Published
May 30, 2024
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