Deaths Harvest

by Afraid of the Dark   Apr 18, 2005


A gentle wash of poison,
Death is in the air,
There lies someone's son,
Blood seeping through his hair.

As he gazes upon the world,
Minutes from his death,
He realises he is about to die,
And takes his final breath.

After now times past by,
He lays on his flowery bed,
Being taught about this one true god,
Who waits far overhead.

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  • 15 years ago

    by Marie

    Ilove this poem.. great job and well written

  • 17 years ago

    by Dawn Manna

    Wow this poem is great...usually i dont like death poems but i really do like this one...5/5

  • 17 years ago

    by Dawn Manna

    Wow this poem is great...usually i dont like death poems but i really do like this one...5/5

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