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Death Dies When Trembling of Hands

Death dies when hands tremble

leaves my side to inhale her last breath

to a truth that sees behind a lost face.

 

Poetry is a rumble of the garden's bees

with one spin of a roll of the dice,

protects his queen and dies a hero

and the white leaves his eyes

and the ants rip into his torso.

 

What's a feeling of a sting ray's given

when provoked to rise and strike?

 

Moving rocking chair in this haunted room,

you sat in and knitted up the memories,

brushing my face as a child with a broom.

 

Alice on tv, with a scope on mushrooms

one born to eagerly fulfil his imagination

of a toy soldier and a world of fantasy.

 

A death knell will sound the night....

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