Ode to the ReaperA Poem by Grimm DeathwishFolds of Cloak wisp through the night, Slow, purposeful movement commands notice. Beautiful friend, how smoothly you glide. Fears and tears billow with your mist Which grows at your presence, your sight. You Eidolon in black with white boned hand Beckoning transience to hearken. Many try trading the Sisyphus path Employing wits and subornment for liberty. Eyes that do not glimpse your deliverance of end. Summon my soul, Harvester of Death. You’ll find no duel nestled within. The light that twinkles the blade of your scythe Is the tunnel’s light for my heart to draw near. Embracing cold greeting and Thanatos’ honored guest. In the crux of your arm huddle this soul Entreating Pale Death “teach me your charm” Within me breaks the glorious last breath. Break forth the cry! The call to arms! Determinative exhalation attests my offer whole. Dark elation brims where life once lived The abyss folds over expired remains. Comfort. The boat’s steep toll has been proudly paid. At last, requests that blaze to damn up ache Granted by the benevolent embrace of The Reaper’s reward. © 2018 Grimm Deathwish |
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1 Review Added on May 18, 2018 Last Updated on May 18, 2018 AuthorGrimm DeathwishAboutI am a Canadian in Australia. I try to write a variety of things. I welcome comments, questions and advice! more..Writing
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