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Sep 2014
Death is quite
Stands, waiting, watching
As your life flash’s
Before your eyes
He waits for you
To make the choice
Do you want to live?
Or do you want to die

In a flash
In a moment
You see highlights
Of your life
The good, the bad
The what ifs
And what you do have

Then one singular voice
Whispers softly in your ear
Reaches out to you
As he says his little prayer
Don’t let her die
Let my mum live

Eyes flutter open
A silhouette comes in view
Small head bent
Tear tracks spent
Then you know
Right then and there

**I have a life to live
My boy was only seven years old, I was in hospital...dont remember much, but I do remember him praying for me...thanks son you saved my life.
Kaila George
Written by
Kaila George  New Zealand
(New Zealand)   
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