I Cannot Stop for DeathA Poem by G. Anderson
Because I could not stop for death,
I kept fighting the hurt. The threnity. The world. The cold hand of fear gripped me as I slowly watched you slip away, into the past and future, into the yesterday. If I died to you tomorrow, would you come to me today? Would you dry my tears, or cast me away? I'd throw myself to fate, between our hearts the cleft. I've no reason to live, but I cannot stop for death. My feet still wear the grass, for suicide is a coward's destiny. I trudge along this angry path, and can't imagine you without me. The trees will grow and sun burn red. Things won't change once I've left. Before I've bid the final farewell, I've one last request. Remember me and mine, for I cannot stop for death. © 2010 G. Anderson |
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Added on May 10, 2010 Last Updated on May 10, 2010 AuthorG. AndersonDetroit, MIAboutI'm Gage. I'm lame. All my stories I have experienced in at least one way or another. I use this site for self-help on recommendation from my psychologist. So, I'm not soliciting sympathy, and I c.. more..Writing
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