Join Me In Death.

by Teria   Jun 2, 2007


Join Me In Death.

Oh, you humble man
come and take my hand.
Walk with me
through eternity.

You know the road,
you've learned it well.
Each and every time
you have fell.

I'm just lost,
this is my first time.
I'm not sure
how to cross the line.

From here to there,
seems too far.
And, I don't even
know who you are.

Just the man
I met on the street.
That was meant
for me to meet.

And, he's meant
to join me in death.
With one last wish,
before he lies to rest.

What shall it be?
Oh, I already know.
The reason you hide,
for no stranger can
change your mind.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Simple Sensation

    Hey,
    Well i liked this read. the first stanza made me intrested in what the poem was about. A humble man? I felt like you wnated to walk through life with osmeone really caring and wise. It made me wonder what you meant by saying this. Then you talk about the man and how you seem... so helpless. Hmm... could you be talking about the angle of death hear? Anyways the flow of the poem was ok but a littlle sketchy towards the end. I felt you could of used a mroe varied punctuation. I like the entire idea youve got going on for this poem. Its an enjoyable read. Keep writing! xx

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