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Theme of Death, In Exodus
written by maledeth08:08 AM 11/25/04In time, he abides, to reclaim...
He has no time, to reprise, in shame...
As one of us, as one of few, to walk...
walk amongst ourselves, to steal away.
He is given orders from the hierarchy....
Disdained, he begins to look away...
To become countenanced by the ones he kills today...
As he lowers bloody scythes, he removes talon hate.
What will become of he, who no longer wilts the roses?
What will happen to this being that, amidst the dead, takes away?
He shall become us...
'Scribed with Seven Sins, he removes his masque....
To claim vivid tales of fantasy...may it become fairy tale....
In which denotes him with generous iniquity, face so pale...
And labeled murderer, for what he truly is...
Death. |
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Author's footnotes and comments on this Poem:
I would wonder if our reaper would kill..even in form of us. Most likely, he would...
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| » Comments / Feedback | by Acoustic Shadow (11-27-2004 - 08:33 PM)
| How do you write so well? I admit, I am jealous...lol... |
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